EXHIBITION HOURS
10AM–2PM WED, 12–6PM TH–SAT, 12–4PM SU

OPENING DRINKS
6–8PM FRIDAY 11 JULY

 

Portals exist everywhere—often in the natural world and in places imbued with human essence. I find them in nature, in second-hand stores, in the textures of the everyday. This exhibition marks my second solo show, where I explore the relationship between place and the psyche, reflecting on moments of introspection and stillness in the natural world and its inherent ability to transcend us from our immediate mind and surroundings.

Portals invites you to enter a world of layered landscapes, otherworldly and ethereal scenes. My work transports me from the present moment into the past, the future, and into worlds both unknown and unseen. Through my practice, I find the language that these places evoke within my internal sphere, how light, form and atmosphere create a kaleidoscope of colours that lie within me and shapes the world around me.

FRONT ROOM

‘Walk’ – $980
‘Car Yard’ – $1091
‘Tubalini’ – $875
‘Red rock’ – $945
‘Night trees’ – $945
‘Sky’ – $945
‘Dingo and Sturt Pea’ – $1457
‘Lone Dingo’ – $2300
‘Red Gums’ – $988
‘Drift’ – $980
‘Whirls’ – $1900
‘Under The Eucalyptus’ – $1354

SECOND ROOM

‘Bird’ – $988
‘Water Tower’ – $988
‘Rockpool Blue’ – $975
‘Rockpool Red’ – $975
‘Desert Pea’ – $875
‘Rockpool Small’ – $495
‘Pink Portal’ – $495
‘Desert Tones’ – $495

ABOUT GRACE TIMMINS

Grace is a Sydney-based artist working on Gadigal land. Her practice is rooted in emotional responses to nature, drawing from memory, sensation and the seen and unseen qualities of landscape. Through dreamy, gestural compositions, she maps inner worlds and creates portals between reality and the imagined.

Painting becomes a way to define the lens through which the psyche connects to the land, a tool to make the intangible tangible.

With a background in Graphic and Textile Design from UNSW, Grace brings a strong sense of pattern, texture, and intuitive colour to her work. Painting becomes a tool to express what can’t be spoken—translating felt experiences and internal landscapes into form. Her work continues to evolve as a personal and poetic response to place.