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150 works

Love Encounter by Akiho Tata — photo 1 of 3
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Akiho Tata

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Love Encounter

The tension of the moment when love meets a fossil treasure chest.

Materials
granite, paint, gold leaf
Dimensions
34 x 31 x 15 cm

$6,000

Love Sun by Akiho Tata

Akiho Tata

2

Love Sun

Every day, the sun rises. The beauty of ordinary things, the beloved sun.

Materials
granite, paint
Dimensions
32 x 38 x 19 cm

$6,000

Summer Wriggle by Akira Kamada — photo 1 of 2
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Akira Kamada

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Summer Wriggle

Wriggling in summer.

Materials
paper, rattan, cotton, paint, adhesive
Dimensions
23 x 55 x 33 cm

$1,100

Winter Wriggle by Akira Kamada

Akira Kamada

4

Winter Wriggle

Wriggling in winter.

Materials
paper, rattan, cotton, paint, adhesive
Dimensions
25 x 50 x 32 cm

$1,100

Helical Horizon 1:25, edition 1 of 5 by Alejandro Propato

Alejandro Propato

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Helical Horizon 1:25, edition 1 of 5

Materials
PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate)
Dimensions
15 x 20 x 15 cm

Sold$400

further editions available

Surface Breach, edition 1 of 3 by Andre Braun

Andre Braun

6

Surface Breach, edition 1 of 3

A giant white hand shatters a pristine concrete slab, exposing the fragile illusion of perfect control.

Materials
aluminium, concrete, resin
Dimensions
52 x 60 x 60 cm

Sold$3,500

further editions available

Pelican (2022) by Andrew Jones

Andrew Jones

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Pelican (2022)

Pelicans are graceful and impressive birds. Their expressions capture the essence of the whimsical, amusing and quirky nature.

Materials
Camphor Laurel
Dimensions
80 x 28 x 50 cm

$11,000

Peek-a-Boo in Blue 1 by Anne Neil

Anne Neil

8

Peek-a-Boo in Blue 1

This sculpture was inspired by the game of peek-a-boo, where we learn that objects and events continue to exist, even when they cannot directly be seen, heard or felt.

Materials
marine grade aluminium, paint
Dimensions
45 x 16 x 17 cm

$3,850

White Ramping Fumitory Download (2024) by Ariella Friend — photo 1 of 3
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Ariella Friend

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White Ramping Fumitory Download (2024)

Having never experienced the White Ramping Fumitory plant in real life, the artist has attempted to interpret it through digital images on her computer.

Materials
recycled timber, acrylic, adhesive
Dimensions
35 x 10 x 6 cm

$2,250

We Are Together Forever (2022), edition 2 of 7 by Ayad Alqaragholli

Ayad Alqaragholli

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We Are Together Forever (2022), edition 2 of 7

This artwork reflects the universal human experience of growth, resilience and connection, from moments of uncertainty and struggle to hope, achievement and self-discovery.

Materials
bronze
Dimensions
65 x 23 x 18 cm

Sold$7,000

further editions available

Panopticon (2023) by Ayako Saito

Ayako Saito

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Panopticon (2023)

Using color as an extension of form has resulted in a work that is resolved, original, and complete, while appearing to be in a continuous state of evolution.

Materials
steel, paint
Dimensions
41 x 31 x 35 cm

$6,500

Dance with Bird by Barbara Licha

Barbara Licha

12

Dance with Bird

We love to observe the birds when they open their wings and go high into the sky, when we can dance with them and be happy.

Materials
bronze, steel
Dimensions
63 x 17 x 17 cm

$2,600

Tenants by Barbara Licha

Barbara Licha

13

Tenants

Every day we get up and move in more or less the same way as yesterday. We move in circles within our own four walls, respecting others spaces around us.

Materials
steel, paint
Dimensions
59 x 29 x 20 cm

$2,400

Lithicle (Ephemera Papyrus) Hexagonal Form, edition 1 of 10 by Bridget Whitehead — photo 1 of 3
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Bridget Whitehead

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Lithicle (Ephemera Papyrus) Hexagonal Form, edition 1 of 10

Paper sculptures defined by repeating patterns of curved folds. Lithicle colonies appear briefly in spring along the coast between Bondi and Tamarama, delighting visitors in this fleeting phenomenon.

Materials
paper, hardwood
Dimensions
17 x 30 x 22 cm

$950

Geological Thinking: Becoming and Unbecoming by Catherine Anselmi

Catherine Anselmi

15

Geological Thinking: Becoming and Unbecoming

This work explores humanity's place in geological time, reflecting on how life and matter cycle through the Earth to examine our eventual return to the mineral world.

Materials
steel, clay, silicone, PVC
Dimensions
75 x 10 x 10 cm and 85 x 10 x 10 cm and 95 x 10 x 10 cm

$7,900

Tefoni Animadversion #2 by Charlie Trivers

Charlie Trivers

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Tefoni Animadversion #2

This work merges two distinct responses to the Bondi coast, the organic erosion of sandstone tafoni and the fluid energy of automatic drawings made on-site.

Materials
marine plywood
Dimensions
82 x 50 x 50 cm

$8,500

No Big Deal, edition 22 of 290 by Chen Wenling — photo 1 of 2
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Chen Wenling

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No Big Deal, edition 22 of 290

The red sculptures draw on childhood memories, contrasting youthful innocence with adult worldly concerns, stirring nostalgia for innocent childhood.

Materials
bronze, paint
Dimensions
32 x 20 x 27 cm

$4,850

Rainbow (2024), edition 69 of 300 by Chen Wenling

Chen Wenling

18

Rainbow (2024), edition 69 of 300

This work draws on childhood memories, stirring nostalgia for the innocence of childhood.

Materials
bronze, paint
Dimensions
17 x 27 x 13 cm

Sold$3,150

Auspicious Ascent by Christopher Diaz

Christopher Diaz

19

Auspicious Ascent

Leaping Koi triumphantly ascending over a 24k gold celestial cloud to bring divine abundance, courage and prosperity.

Materials
prismatic crystal pave, cultured marble composite, PMMA, 24k gold, stainless steel
Dimensions
40 x 36 x 20 cm

$13,500

Pinnacle, edition 1 of 10 by Clayton Blake

Clayton Blake

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Pinnacle, edition 1 of 10

Pinnacle is a monument to aspiration. Rising skyward, the illuminated tower embodies humanity’s pursuit of progress, success and meaning.

Materials
stainless steel, acrylic
Dimensions
150 x 30 x 30 cm

$15,000

Blue Swimmer (2023) by Dale Miles

Dale Miles

21

Blue Swimmer (2023)

Blue Swimmer captures the human form melting into the ocean, using distorted perspective to explore how our bodies blend with the weightless depths.

Materials
polyurethane, lacquer
Dimensions
26 x 85 x 30 cm

$6,750

Fragmented, edition 2 of 6 by David Doyle

David Doyle

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Fragmented, edition 2 of 6

Fragmented explores the pressure to assimilate and abandon identity. Though scarred by historical injustice, our spirit endures—fractured but resilient, preserving culture, strength, and connection despite adversity.

Materials
Bronze
Dimensions
60 x 20 x 5

Sold$4,900

further editions available

Eroded, edition 1 of 6 by David Doyle

David Doyle

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Eroded, edition 1 of 6

Eroded reflects the enduring impact of assimilation on culture, identity, and connection to Country. Though knowledge, language, and traditions have been worn away, our spirit remains resilient and unbroken.

Materials
Bronze
Dimensions
60 x 20 x 5

$4,900

Catfish by David Horton

David Horton

24

Catfish

Materials
steel
Dimensions
42 x 120 x 35 cm

$12,000

Spurs (2024) by David Jensz

David Jensz

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Spurs (2024)

Stone, created millions of years ago, fashioned by geological forces 'grow' organic recycled metal forms, evoking life's ability to evolve and survive.

Materials
stone, corrugated iron
Dimensions
34 x 27 x 23 cm

$5,500

Emergent (2024) by David Jensz

David Jensz

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Emergent (2024)

Stone, created millions of years ago, fashioned by geological forces 'grow' organic recycled metal forms, evoking life's ability to evolve and survive.

Materials
stone, copper
Dimensions
28 x 32 x 18 cm

$5,500

Pegasus - maquette by Dominique Sutton — photo 1 of 2
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Dominique Sutton

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Pegasus - maquette

Exploring creativity, resilience and hope through the universal symbolism of the horse.

Materials
corten steel
Dimensions
29 x 37 x 16 cm

Sold$1,800

Those Who Don't Believe in Magic Will Never Find It by Dr Bronwyn Berman — photo 1 of 2
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Dr Bronwyn Berman

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Those Who Don't Believe in Magic Will Never Find It

A woven copper form set with river stones, with a cast bronze casuarina root. The work withholds as much as it reveals, a vessel for the unspoken that is kept and guarded.

Materials
bronze, copper, stone
Dimensions
59 x 61 x 30 cm

Sold$11,900

The Mind Can Weave Itself by Dr Bronwyn Berman — photo 1 of 2
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Dr Bronwyn Berman

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The Mind Can Weave Itself

This woven vessel with a section of bronze casuarina root speaks of the stories we weave ourselves from and how they are gathered and held as we make our way through the world.

Materials
bronze, copper
Dimensions
15 x 14 x 16 cm

Sold$2,800

Maestro's Baton (2021) by Dr Ellenore Griffith

Dr Ellenore Griffith

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Maestro's Baton (2021)

This sculpture represents the specialist heavy duty music stand used by a concert conductor to hold musical scores - the baton awaits!

Materials
mild steel, powder-coating
Dimensions
53 x 38 x14 cm

$3,750

Crow's Nest by Dr Ellenore Griffith

Dr Ellenore Griffith

33

Crow's Nest

This work represents the crow's nest platform that is positioned on the mast of tall ships to survey hazards in the distance.

Materials
mild steel, paint
Dimensions
78 x 44 x 28 cm

$3,950

The Unknown Shadow by Dr Peter Tilley

Dr Peter Tilley

34

The Unknown Shadow

The figure is separated from and completely unaware of its shadow and reflection.

Materials
paint, resin, chrome plated steel, plywood
Dimensions
71 x 17 x 13 cm

Sold$2,800

Ch'i 1 by Dr Tianli Zu

Dr Tianli Zu

35

Ch'i 1

Ch’i is constructed from two circles, each with a single cut following the Chinese Tai Chi symbol and hand sculpted into form. It is a visual poetry of ying-yang interplay.

Materials
stainless steel
Dimensions
30 x 30 x 30 cm

Sold$2,800

Mahjong Light by Dr Tianli Zu — photo 1 of 3
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Dr Tianli Zu

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Mahjong Light

A single illuminated Mahjong tile celebrates reunion, shared joy and cultural connection. Inspired by traditions of gathering and play, it carries wishes for prosperity, good fortune and a bright future.

Materials
acrylic, decal, LED light
Dimensions
62 x 47 x 12 cm

$4,500

Awkward Love - maquette by Dr Wayne Z. Hudson

Dr Wayne Z. Hudson

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Awkward Love - maquette

This work depicts memories of teenage years - dancing, glamour, King or Queen. It also represents fear, rejection, anxiety.

Materials
steel, huon pine wood, powder coating
Dimensions
97 x 40 x 30 cm

Sold$5,400

Grubb-V (2023) by Dr Wayne Z. Hudson

Dr Wayne Z. Hudson

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Grubb-V (2023)

Memories of collecting wattle grubs for fishing trips.

Materials
huon pine, bronze, paint
Dimensions
43 x 14 x 14 cm

$2,800

Sea Level Rise by Dung Chuan Wen

Dung Chuan Wen

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Sea Level Rise

This work references rising sea levels and shifting environmental conditions. Reused materials from my earlier work, Home, carry memories of habitation, while the exposed roof suggests preservation and disappearance.

Materials
resin, wood, cord, ink, mineral pigments
Dimensions
20 x 20 x 20 cm

Sold$2,300

DREAM_N, edition 1 of 20 by Emma Anna

Emma Anna

41

DREAM_N, edition 1 of 20

A concrete poem to remind the world that AI can’t dream.

Materials
reclaimed timber, paint
Dimensions
13 x 75 x 4.5 cm

Sold$1,850

further editions available

Duchamp's Daughter by Erica Zaino

Erica Zaino

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Duchamp's Daughter

This sculpture pays homage to Marcel Duchamp’s legacy of transforming ordinary materials into art. A contemplative figure is accompanied by two celestial spheres, creating a quiet meditation on the invisible forces that define our place in the world.

Materials
steel, stainless steel wire
Dimensions
45 x 25 x 35 cm

Sold$3,500

He's a Good Bloke, edition of 20 by Flim Flam Studios

Flim Flam Studios

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He's a Good Bloke, edition of 20

A Sweetheart memorial inspired by the outdoor graveyard, 'He’s a Good Bloke', suggests that his reputation excuses his violence against her.

Materials
ceramic
Dimensions
12 x 10 x 3 cm

$380

Just a Scratch , edition of 20 by Flim Flam Studios

Flim Flam Studios

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Just a Scratch , edition of 20

A Sweetheart memorial inspired by the outdoor graveyard, 'Just a Scratch', suggests that some violence is acceptable.

Materials
ceramic
Dimensions
12 x 10 x 3 cm

$380

She Coulda Left, edition of 20 by Flim Flam Studios

Flim Flam Studios

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She Coulda Left, edition of 20

A Sweetheart memorial inspired by the outdoor graveyard, 'She Coulda Left', suggests that women experiencing violence are to blame when the danger is always him.

Materials
ceramic
Dimensions
12 x 10 x 3 cm

$380

Carltonville Kid (2023), edition 2 of 3 by Gavin Younge

Gavin Younge

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Carltonville Kid (2023), edition 2 of 3

The tradition of caricaturing human activities by substituting insects has a long history in Japan. This Scarab beetle is inspired by a fantasy scene on one of Yabu Meizan’s earthenware vases (1853-1934).

Materials
cast bronze, steel
Dimensions
42.5 x 36 x 18 cm

$5,000

Rumba by Gleb Dusavitskiy

Gleb Dusavitskiy

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Rumba

Forms interweave with one another, creating a harmony between soft, flowing shapes and sharp, angled edges. From every side, the sculpture reveals surprising and unexpected forms, making the composition feel constantly changing and full of dynamic movement. It stands on four legs, suggesting two bodies standing together, while the forms gradually rise upward and begin to merge.

Materials
Danish oak
Dimensions
226 x 60 x 60 cm

$21,000

Mythos (Fat Fella), edition 1 of 15 by Greg Johns

Greg Johns

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Mythos (Fat Fella), edition 1 of 15

A mythologicaly figure within an Australian context.

Materials
mild steel

Sold$3,500

further editions available

Kākano by Hannah Kidd

Hannah Kidd

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Kākano

Kākano is a Māori word that means seed, kernel or pip. Representing seeds from New Zealand and Australian flora, they are a visual representation of the quiet potential that is about to be realised.

Materials
ceramic, glaze
Dimensions
dimensions are variable

$350 (set of 5)

In Dialogue with Another World (2014-24) by Harrie Fasher

Harrie Fasher

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In Dialogue with Another World (2014-24)

This work is from a series inspired by the quote by Buddhist nun Pema Chödrön, 'If you don't know fear you will never know fearlessness'.

Materials
bronze
Dimensions
46 x 12 x 15.5 cm

$5,750

Material Study in Bronze (2018) by Harrie Fasher

Harrie Fasher

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Material Study in Bronze (2018)

This work is from a series inspired by the quote by Buddhist nun Pema Chödrön, 'If you don't know fear you will never know fearlessness'.

Materials
bronze, steel rod
Dimensions
19 x 26 x 11 cm

Sold$4,750

Stationary Shape by Haruyuki Uchida — photo 1 of 2
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Haruyuki Uchida

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Stationary Shape

This sculpture explores how forms support one another to create balance. A sculpture series partly composed of natural stone.

Materials
stainless steel, magnet, stone
Dimensions
42 x 66 x 24 cm

Sold$6,800

Quiet Dance - Golden Wattle (2023), edition 1 of 3 by Haruyuki Uchida

Haruyuki Uchida

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Quiet Dance - Golden Wattle (2023), edition 1 of 3

A kinetic sculpture animated by internal magnets. Through its golden colour it celebrates the beauty of Australian nature.

Materials
stainless steel, magnet, paint
Dimensions
65 x 28 x 20 cm

$6,500

Quiet Shape - Red (2023/2026), edition 3 of 5 by Haruyuki Uchida

Haruyuki Uchida

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Quiet Shape - Red (2023/2026), edition 3 of 5

This is a sculpture that shakes quietly.

Materials
stainless steel, magnet, paint
Dimensions
62 x 26 x 21 cm

$5,500

Riding into the Sunset 9 (2023) by Ian Swift — photo 1 of 2
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Ian Swift

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Riding into the Sunset 9 (2023)

Death, with faith, is one sweet ride.

Materials
found objects
Dimensions
37 x 54 x 15 cm

Sold$1,300

Riding into the Sunset 2 (2023) by Ian Swift

Ian Swift

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Riding into the Sunset 2 (2023)

Death, with faith, is one sweet ride.

Materials
found objects
Dimensions
40 x 32 x 18 cm

$1,100

Riding into the Sunset 11 (2023) by Ian Swift

Ian Swift

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Riding into the Sunset 11 (2023)

Death, with faith, is one sweet ride.

Materials
found objects
Dimensions
30 x 44 x 20 cm

Sold$1,200

M-Sixty (2023) by James Parrett — photo 1 of 3
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James Parrett

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M-Sixty (2023)

Exploring the aesthetic potential of the circular form and what can be achieved through the dissection and reconfiguration of radial forms.

Materials
painted stainless steel
Dimensions
95 x 110 x 45 cm

$16,000

Solander Study by James Rogers

James Rogers

59

Solander Study

Composition with elements cut from pipe and reflections on the slab at Cape Solander.

Materials
steel
Dimensions
50 x 40 x 38 cm

Sold$10,000

Penumbra (2022) by James Tapscott

James Tapscott

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Penumbra (2022)

This work continues the artist's exploration of water as phenomena. The form inside can only be perceived when the cylinderical refractions align.

Materials
acrylic, polyurethane, pigment
Dimensions
35 x 37.5 x 37.5 cm

$13,200

Wu Wei by Jane Gillings

Jane Gillings

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Wu Wei

These characters can be translated as 'flow' in English and describe the concept of acting without conscious effort.

Materials
Oregon
Dimensions
35 x 16 x 5 cm

Sold$1,300

Sleeper Self-Portrait #18 by Jennifer Cochrane

Jennifer Cochrane

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Sleeper Self-Portrait #18

Reclaimed sleepers are gently manipulated to highlight the surface and form, giving insight into the history of the material.

Materials
jarrah
Dimensions
66 x 35 x 12 cm

Sold$4,000

Sleeper Self-Portrait #22 by Jennifer Cochrane

Jennifer Cochrane

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Sleeper Self-Portrait #22

Reclaimed sleepers are gently manipulated to highlight the surface and form, giving insight into the history of the material.

Materials
jarrah
Dimensions
76 x 32 x 11 cm

$4,000

Dunbi the Owl (2024), edition 9 of 9 by Jimmy Rix

Jimmy Rix

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Dunbi the Owl (2024), edition 9 of 9

Dunbi the Owl honours an Aboriginal story where cruelty to an owl brings a great flood. The work reminds us that respect for animals and the natural world is essential to living in balance.

Materials
bronze
Dimensions
80.5 x 49 x 31 cm

Sold$9,500

A/P available

Spirit House, edition 5 of 20 by Jimmy Rix — photo 1 of 2
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Jimmy Rix

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Spirit House, edition 5 of 20

Spirit House reflects the belief that birds carry the spirits of departed loved ones, bridging worlds and delivering quiet messages of comfort, guidance, and connection from beyond.

Materials
ceramic, oxides, underglaze
Dimensions
32.5 x 18 x 8 cm

Sold$1,250

further editions available

What is Already Here, edition 1 of 4 by Joanne Clark

Joanne Clark

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What is Already Here, edition 1 of 4

An hourglass form reflecting the way time can sharpen attention, revealing the value of what is already here.

Materials
bronze
Dimensions
50 x 11 x 11 cm

Sold$2,500

Vase (2024) by John Eager — photo 1 of 2
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John Eager

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Vase (2024)

Flowers for Mum.

Materials
metal
Dimensions
37 x 23 x 19 cm

$3,900

Tree by John Petrie

John Petrie

69

Tree

An expression of a palm tree in marble and steel.

Materials
marble, stainless steel, sandstone
Dimensions
90 x 50 x 50 cm

$12,000

Young Phatyma (2022) by Judy Witherdin — photo 1 of 2
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Judy Witherdin

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Young Phatyma (2022)

This work invites viewers to reflect on the resilience of young people and recognise the quiet determination and inner strength that enables them to move forward and shape their destinies.

Materials
steel, wire, fibreglass mesh, concrete, glass
Dimensions
90 x 40 x 25 cm

Sold$5,500

The Thinker, edition 2 of 12 by Julian Pereira and David Da Costa Enes

Julian Pereira and David Da Costa Enes

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The Thinker, edition 2 of 12

'From a little spark may burst a mighty flame.' - Dante Alighieri

Materials
3D powder printed aluminium
Dimensions
15 x 18 x 18 cm

$1,400

Atlas (The Endurer), edition 2 of 12 by Julian Pereira and David Da Costa Enes

Julian Pereira and David Da Costa Enes

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Atlas (The Endurer), edition 2 of 12

In Greek mythology, Atlas was punished by Zeus and forced to bear the weight of the heavens forever.

Materials
3D powder printed aluminium
Dimensions
20 x 18 x 18 cm

$1,600

Oushi Zokei Flight (2026) by Keizo Ushio

Keizo Ushio

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Oushi Zokei Flight (2026)

This is an application of the Möbius strip design, the work being a small model of the artist's large work in the public collection of Canberra International Airport.

Materials
granite
Dimensions
40 x 55 x 20 cm

$19,000

Möbius in Space (2021) by Keizo Ushio

Keizo Ushio

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Möbius in Space (2021)

The artist is most proud of this work among his simplest Möbius strip designs.

Materials
marble, sandstone
Dimensions
45 x 41 x 18 cm

Sold$20,000

Möbius in Space by Keizo Ushio

Keizo Ushio

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Möbius in Space

This is a tabletop version of a design being pursued by the artist for many years. Gold accents are used to emphasize the space.

Materials
granite, marble, gold paint
Dimensions
48 x 45 x 21 cm

$23,000

Möbius in Space (2010) by Keizo Ushio

Keizo Ushio

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Möbius in Space (2010)

The Möbius is a reversed loop that seems incompatible with the hardness of the stone, but it symbolizes and skillfully expresses the unity of a contrary nature.

Materials
Japanese pure grey granite
Dimensions
38 x 38 x 15 cm

Sold$19,000

Project (2018/2020), edition 2 of 8 by Keld Moseholm (1936-2023) — photo 1 of 2
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Keld Moseholm (1936-2023)

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Project (2018/2020), edition 2 of 8

The sculpture symbolises the universal solidarity required to master specific situations.

Materials
bronze
Dimensions
24 x 24 x 20 cm

Sold$17,500

Scenery (2016) by Koichi Ishino

Koichi Ishino

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Scenery (2016)

The artist's impression of Bald Rock National Park in the northern tablelands of New South Wales.

Materials
red granite, stainless steel
Dimensions
40 x 35 x 33 cm

$15,000

Form of Scenery - Dark at Midnight (2008) by Koichi Ishino

Koichi Ishino

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Form of Scenery - Dark at Midnight (2008)

The artist's impression of Bald Rock National Park in the northern tablelands of New South Wales.

Materials
granite, bronze, stainless steel 304
Dimensions
10.5 x 82 x 66 cm

$15,000

People of the Camel Country by Koichi Ogino

Koichi Ogino

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People of the Camel Country

The world of the Camel Country is built on human connections.

Materials
granite
Dimensions
65 x 34 x 16 cm

$9,000

Flowers of the Paper Country by Koichi Ogino

Koichi Ogino

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Flowers of the Paper Country

Flowers of the Paper Country bring happiness to people.

Materials
granite
Dimensions
99 x 53 x 50 cm

Sold$15,000

Hospital for Broken Words by Leo Loomans

Leo Loomans

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Hospital for Broken Words

The work is a meditation on the idea of meeting and calmly working to heal distortions from truth and outright lies extant in our current political arena.

Materials
steel, paint
Dimensions
44 x 34.5 x 51.5 cm

$5,000

The Breath of Aeolus by Leonardo Cumbo — photo 1 of 2
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Leonardo Cumbo

84

The Breath of Aeolus

Aeolus, God of the Winds, blows vigorously on a block of stone which takes the shape of a sail.

Materials
sandstone, marble
Dimensions
25 x 39 x 17 cm

$10,500

The Imagery of Spring (2016), edition 4 of 5 by Li Dongliang

Li Dongliang

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The Imagery of Spring (2016), edition 4 of 5

She flew into the sky like an elf through layers of gates, seeking the most brilliant radiance in life. The morning light of spring, the sunset of attachment,and the joyful clouds all carried her songs into the distance.

Materials
steel, stainless steel
Dimensions
42 x 54 x 50 cm

$5,000

To the Sea, edition 2 of 3 by Li Dongliang — photo 1 of 2
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Li Dongliang

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To the Sea, edition 2 of 3

The deep and vast ocean may be the singing of a goddess through the sound of a cello. Pondering deeply that my world of existence is more beautiful.

Materials
copper
Dimensions
46 x 30 x 23 cm

$9,000

Oh, edition 2 of 8 by Lu Yuanliang

Lu Yuanliang

89

Oh, edition 2 of 8

It exists as a quiet trigger, gently evoking a moment of surprise and connection - an 'Oh' - in the encounter of art, environment, and people.

Materials
3D printed stainless steel
Dimensions
43 x 50 x 21 cm

$16,800

D.I.O.T.R. (2024), edition 8 of 14 by Lubo Mikle

Lubo Mikle

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D.I.O.T.R. (2024), edition 8 of 14

Dead Igelitka On The Road.

Materials
powder coated aluminium
Dimensions
18 x 16 x 16 cm

$3,400

What You Water by Lucy Barker — photo 1 of 2
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Lucy Barker

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What You Water

This work is a continuation of my attempt to use the material to describe the immaterial.

Materials
timber and ceramic
Dimensions
5.5 x 9.5 x 15 cm

Sold$1,200

Drifting by Lucy Barker

Lucy Barker

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Drifting

This work is a continuation of my attempt to use the material to describe the immaterial.

Materials
cedar, ceramic, brass
Dimensions
6 x 11 x 30 cm

$2,200

Study for Glittering Prize (2024) by Lucy Barker — photo 1 of 2
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Lucy Barker

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Study for Glittering Prize (2024)

Following receipt of my Helen Lempriere Scholarship I learned how to cast my own bronze sculptures. This small piece is one of my results.

Materials
bronze
Dimensions
7 x 5 x 9 cm

Sold$1,200

Ubique II by Malcom Bywaters

Malcom Bywaters

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Ubique II

1st Field Artillery Brigade, Sydney, NSW.

Materials
paint, wood, steel
Dimensions
29 x 23 x 60 cm

$1,200

Magnetism by Marek Ryboň

Marek Ryboň

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Magnetism

The basic inspiration for the artist's sculpture is nature and plant elements, especially fragments of wood, and the spontaneous labyrinths of corridors and tunnels created by insects.

Materials
wood
Dimensions
25 x 25 x 15 cm

$820

Hill End Junction #5 by Martin John Oldfield — photo 1 of 2
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Martin John Oldfield

99

Hill End Junction #5

Once upon a time in Hill End Community tip I collected numerous materials containing junctions. These material junctions provide endless hours of intuitive sculptural tinkering.

Materials
recycled car panel fragment
Dimensions
27 x 18 x 11 cm

$1,800

Double Shuffle by Martin John Oldfield

Martin John Oldfield

100

Double Shuffle

I used cold forging fabrication techniques to make a single piece of steel into a unique form. I spent a lot of time fighting the re-occurrence of an animal head.

Materials
steel
Dimensions
19 x 39 x 17 cm

Sold$2,600

Vent by Matt Calvert

Matt Calvert

101

Vent

Vent is a smaller model of a larger work. The glass columns allude to breath rising from the earth, registering subtle atmospheric exchange. The work renders invisible rhythms perceptible, holding a quiet tension between containment and release.

Materials
glass
Dimensions
70 x 26 x 26 cm

$8,500

Xabanita #1 by Matthias Neumann

Matthias Neumann

102

Xabanita #1

This work is a smaller work in the artist's ongoing series employing the same formal language and colour scheme.

Materials
wood, concrete, acrylic
Dimensions
30 x 30 x 20 cm

$1,200

Primal Echo - maquette by Michael Le Grand — photo 1 of 2
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Michael Le Grand

103

Primal Echo - maquette

A spontaneous maquette exploring relationships for the large outdoor sculpture, Primal Echo.

Materials
steel, paint
Dimensions
30 x 45 x 12 cm

$7,500

Gladiator by Michael Le Grand

Michael Le Grand

104

Gladiator

Outside the brief but following the rule.

Materials
steel, paint
Dimensions
27 x 21 x 13 cm

$5,500

Memory fragments 4 (2017) by Michael Snape

Michael Snape

105

Memory fragments 4 (2017)

If you zoom in on humanity as a whole and stop just short of the individual you’ll find a social group capable of communication and sharing their experiences.

Materials
brass
Dimensions
32 x 29 x 26

Sold$3,750

Transfiguration Link LII by Mitsuo Takeuchi — photo 1 of 3
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Mitsuo Takeuchi

107

Transfiguration Link LII

This sculpture is constructed according to a geometric theorem and consists of four identical forms. Through their arrangement and spatial relationships, I aim to give physical form to concepts of position and topology.

Materials
stainless steel, resin, paint
Dimensions
71 x 40 x 22 cm

$8,600

Transfiguration Link LVI by Mitsuo Takeuchi

Mitsuo Takeuchi

108

Transfiguration Link LVI

This sculpture is constructed according to a geometric theorem and consists of four identical forms. Through their arrangement and spatial relationships, I aim to give physical form to concepts of position and topology.

Materials
stainless steel, paint (orange)
Dimensions
63 x 35 x 24 cm

$7,800

Sarga, edition 1 of 5 by Mukesh Sharma

Mukesh Sharma

109

Sarga, edition 1 of 5

Sarga represents creation, growth, and nature, embodying the nurturing aspect of the universe, fostering renewal, prosperity and harmonious development in spiritual symbolism.

Materials
resin, fibreglass, ABS, gold leaf, paint, lacquer
Dimensions
44 x 44 x 18 cm

Sold$6,500

Companion, edition 1 of 5 by Nenad Milovanović

Nenad Milovanović

110

Companion, edition 1 of 5

Companion is a bronze cast of an angle grinder, a tool that has accompanied the artist throughout fifteen years of fabrication.

Materials
bronze, corten steel
Dimensions
28 x 45 x 18.5 cm

$12,500

Cylinder Study #1 by Nigel Dobson

Nigel Dobson

111

Cylinder Study #1

A small curious bronze work with a nod to architecture.

Materials
bronze
Dimensions
21 x 10 x 10 cm

$4,500

Bailero (2017) by Orest Keywan

Orest Keywan

112

Bailero (2017)

Materials
steel
Dimensions
69 x 43 x 37.7 cm

$18,500

Head Study after Gonzalez by Paul Bacon

Paul Bacon

113

Head Study after Gonzalez

A portrait of the sculptor.

Materials
steel, oil, sealant
Dimensions
63 x 20 x 14 cm

$2,850

Janus in Verdigris by Paul Ewart — photo 1 of 2
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Paul Ewart

114

Janus in Verdigris

Rooted in a long-term exploration of the Janus archetype, this work examines internal duality. One face contemplates the past while the other looks toward an unfolding future.

Materials
verdigris green, copper
Dimensions
34 x 20 x 27 cm

$4,500

Notation for a Cloud by Philip Spelman

Philip Spelman

116

Notation for a Cloud

Notation for a Cloud is explores the links of composition between music and sculpture.

Materials
fabricated steel, automotive paint
Dimensions
46 x 32 x 17 cm

$6,600

Runner-Up II-V by Procrastinatedon

Procrastinatedon

117

Runner-Up II-V

A once-in-a-lifetime chance to own the second-greatest grain of sand in the world. And the third, fourth and fifth. Best buy the near-greats before it's far too late.

Materials
sand grain, acetate, adhesive, antique glass, wood base, gold nu
Dimensions
15 x 12 x 12 cm

$2,995-$6,995

Awakening of Physical Recognition, XVI, The True Dream of the Petit Trianon (2022) by Professor Wataru Hamasaka — photo 1 of 2
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Professor Wataru Hamasaka

121

Awakening of Physical Recognition, XVI, The True Dream of the Petit Trianon (2022)

Inspired by the smaller residences of Marie Antoinette in the gardens of Versailles.

Materials
granite
Dimensions
14 x 63 x 20 cm

Sold$8,000

Twist of Faith, Lucky in Love, edition 2 of 3 by R.M. Ron Gomboc, Cit. WA — photo 1 of 3
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R.M. Ron Gomboc, Cit. WA

122

Twist of Faith, Lucky in Love, edition 2 of 3

This sculpture symbolizes the relationship between two individuals who with a twist of faith they stay lucky in love. It represents the bond in unity and although they appear to be separate, they are united.

Materials
3mm copper patinated mottled green, polished stainless steel
Dimensions
73 x 18 x 14 cm

$7,800

Art Eyewash, edition 1 of 7 by Richard Tipping

Richard Tipping

123

Art Eyewash, edition 1 of 7

Art Eye-Wash offers assistance to visitors experiencing double-vision caused by prolonged exposure to stimulating sculpture. Simply fill a white basin with clean water and refresh your eyes.

Materials
aluminium, vinyl tape
Dimensions
40 x 30 x 2 cm

$700

Smooth Passage (2018) by Ron Robertson-Swann

Ron Robertson-Swann

124

Smooth Passage (2018)

Materials
steel
Dimensions
24 x 80 x 21 cm

$18,500

Sounding Bowl (2020) by Ron Robertson-Swann OAM

Ron Robertson-Swann OAM

125

Sounding Bowl (2020)

Materials
steel
Dimensions
55.5 x 52 x 32.5 cm

$25,000

Interdependence (2020) by Sam Hopkins — photo 1 of 5
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Sam Hopkins

126

Interdependence (2020)

Exploring the process of forming steel through inflating, the artist breathes life into steel from a flat and unpliable state into a soft and dynamic form.

Materials
corten steel, granite base
Dimensions
47 x 45 x 40 cm

$5,100

Drawn Apart maquette, edition 1 of 3 by Sam Hopkins

Sam Hopkins

127

Drawn Apart maquette, edition 1 of 3

Once bound as one, two entities begin their slow departure. Here, connection and separation coexist in a quiet moment where unity stretches into distance and togetherness hovers on the edge of letting go.

Materials
stainless steel
Dimensions
76 x 5 x 5 cm

$5,400

Mystery of Life 2 (2024), edition 2 of 20 by Shovin Bhattacharjee

Shovin Bhattacharjee

128

Mystery of Life 2 (2024), edition 2 of 20

This work incorporates the artist's distinctive self-portrait as a metaphor for himself and the individual, reflecting on our relationship with the modern world.

Materials
stainless steel, aluminium
Dimensions
72 x 38 x 26 cm

$8,999

Mystery of Life 1 (2022), edition 1 of 8 by Shovin Bhattacharjee

Shovin Bhattacharjee

129

Mystery of Life 1 (2022), edition 1 of 8

This work represents the artist's inner quest, of self, nature, existence and the world.

Materials
stainless steel, aluminium, fibreglass
Dimensions
66 x 31 x 31 cm

Sold$8,999

Submerged Sentinel 1 by Sonia Payes

Sonia Payes

130

Submerged Sentinel 1

Reimagining oceanic memory through a contemporary lens, this fluid, small-scale bronze emerges like a weathered antique relic. Here tactile intervention bridges ancient marine depths with modern sculptural form.

Materials
bronze
Dimensions
33 x 23 x 26 cm

$7,600

Submerged Sentinel 3 by Sonia Payes

Sonia Payes

131

Submerged Sentinel 3

Reimagining oceanic memory through a contemporary lens, this fluid, small-scale bronze emerges like a weathered antique relic. Here tactile intervention bridges ancient marine depths with modern sculptural form.

Materials
bronze
Dimensions
28 x 23 x 6.5 cm

$6,600

Remnant, edition 2 of 8 by Steffie Talks

Steffie Talks

132

Remnant, edition 2 of 8

This artwork balances organic forms with hints of myth and imagination.

Materials
brass
Dimensions
20 x 23 x 15 cm

Sold$2,900

further editions available

Lines Adrift: Tangle by Stephanie De Biasi

Stephanie De Biasi

133

Lines Adrift: Tangle

Constructed from reclaimed wine lids, these looping forms transform line into sculpture. Inspired by ocean currents and drifting seaweed, they explore movement, curiosity and the creative potential of discarded materials.

Materials
aluminium bottle lids, wire, acrylic perspex
Dimensions
63 x 24 x 24 cm

$1,200

Lines Adrift: Gather by Stephanie De Biasi

Stephanie De Biasi

134

Lines Adrift: Gather

Constructed from reclaimed wine lids, these looping forms transform line into sculpture. Inspired by ocean currents and drifting seaweed, they explore movement, curiosity and the creative potential of discarded materials.

Materials
aluminium bottle lids, wire, acrylic perspex
Dimensions
63 x 35 x 20 cm

$1,200

I Belong to All That Was and All That Will Ever Be by Stephanie Quirk

Stephanie Quirk

135

I Belong to All That Was and All That Will Ever Be

The body as a container.

Materials
bronze, brass, cotton calcite, polymer, marble dust
Dimensions
70 x 20 x 40 cm

$3,700

Soil Test Study VI by Stephen King OAM — photo 1 of 2
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Stephen King OAM

136

Soil Test Study VI

A future farmer looking back at the beginning of life on Earth.

Materials
wood
Dimensions
34 x 22 x 13 cm

Sold$6,000

Everyone Wants a Piece of Me by Steve Tepper

Steve Tepper

137

Everyone Wants a Piece of Me

This sculpture is in response to the feeling of one’s time and attention being pulled in many directions. I say to the ether: 'Yeah, get in line.'

Materials
marine grade aluminium
Dimensions
68 x 46 x 22 cm

Sold$3,300

Dark Night Shine - maquette (2018) by Takahiro Hirata — photo 1 of 2
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Takahiro Hirata

138

Dark Night Shine - maquette (2018)

In Japan an arrow is a talisman, a symbol of good luck, working to combat evil. My work imagines a shining arrow breaking through darkness.

Materials
black granite, stone base
Dimensions
75 x 25 x 10 cm

Sold$7,500

Shine (2019) by Takahiro Hirata

Takahiro Hirata

139

Shine (2019)

The shine of hope is spreading.

Materials
onyx
Dimensions
10 x 34 x 19 cm

$3,600

Rock Flower (2024) by Takahiro Hirata — photo 1 of 2
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Takahiro Hirata

140

Rock Flower (2024)

Materials
granite, paint
Dimensions
22.5 x 16 x 12 cm

Sold$4,300

A Scene: Dedicated to Handel's The Water Music 21-2 (2021) by Takeshi Tanabe

Takeshi Tanabe

141

A Scene: Dedicated to Handel's The Water Music 21-2 (2021)

Based upon a motif of time and space where the Big Bang occurred 15 billion years ago, the sculpture is a Big Bang Symphony consisting of several movements.

Materials
black granite
Dimensions
9 x 72 x 27 cm

$12,600

Overlap: Up-Down K-65 (2023) by Tetsuro Yamasaki — photo 1 of 2
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Tetsuro Yamasaki

142

Overlap: Up-Down K-65 (2023)

Metal plates of various thicknesses and sizes come together, overlapping each other to form a single mass that floats in the air.

Materials
mild steel
Dimensions
31 x 19 x 19 cm

Sold$7,000

Overlap - Bubble K-64 (2023) by Tetsuro Yamasaki

Tetsuro Yamasaki

143

Overlap - Bubble K-64 (2023)

Metal plates of various thicknesses and sizes come together, overlapping each other to form a single mass that floats in the air.

Materials
mild steel
Dimensions
38 x 22 x 22 cm

$7,000

Wayfarer (2013), edition 46 of 50 by Tim Storrier AM

Tim Storrier AM

144

Wayfarer (2013), edition 46 of 50

This sculpture is based on Storrier's Archibald Prize winning painting titled The Histrionic Wayfarer (after Bosch). The original idea was loosely based on the painting by Hieronymus Bosch, The Wayfarer, from 1510.

Materials
bronze
Dimensions
44 x 29 x 18 cm

$18,000

Voyager (2017), edition 24 of 50 by Tim Storrier AM — photo 1 of 3
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Tim Storrier AM

145

Voyager (2017), edition 24 of 50

The artist's childhood memories of war time sketches have provided the foundation of this work, exploring the relationships between oneself and the objects that surround them.

Materials
bronze
Dimensions
40 x 17 x 19.5 cm

$10,000

Sandstone by Tony Mitchell

Tony Mitchell

147

Sandstone

Inspired by the interaction between saltwater and the Hawkesbury sandstone cliffs along the Tamarama coastal walk. Tasmanian Huon Pine captures the honeycomb-like weathering carved by the character of time.

Materials
Tasmanian Huon pine
Dimensions
34 x 20 x 8 cm

$2,200

Firebird by Tony Mitchell

Tony Mitchell

148

Firebird

Firebird unearths the rich heart of salvaged Tasmanian Huon pine. The sense of home and strength ignite into intricate golden wings, soaring through cinder and shadows into its next life.

Materials
Tasmanian Huon pine, steel
Dimensions
88 x 40 x 25 cm

$4,700

F.200702 (2020) by Toshio Iezumi — photo 1 of 2
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Toshio Iezumi

149

F.200702 (2020)

I make my works from two points of view - the contour of the piece, and the optical reflection and depth.

Materials
float glass, UV adhesive
Dimensions
8 x 60 x 47 cm

$12,500

Canopy Whisperings by Ulan and Rachel

Ulan and Rachel

150

Canopy Whisperings

Guardians reflects the mangrove as a living shield - a porous, adaptive system that absorbs force and holds the coastline together through connection, resilience, and quiet intelligence.

Materials
copper, stainless steel, corten
Dimensions
170 x 60 x 50 cm

$29,000

Guardians by Ulan and Rachel

Ulan and Rachel

151

Guardians

Guardians reflects the mangrove as a living shield - a porous, adaptive system that absorbs force and holds the coastline together through connection, resilience, and quiet intelligence.

Materials
copper, stainless steel, corten
Dimensions
150 x 40 x 40 cm

Sold$25,000

Untitled (2019) by Vaughn Bisschops

Vaughn Bisschops

152

Untitled (2019)

This work has been digitally reconstructed from an excavated skull discovered in a site that is said to be the burial place of Jesus.

Materials
glass, paint, wood
Dimensions
93 x 61 x 5 cm

$9,000

Attuned (2020) by Vaughn Bisschops — photo 1 of 2
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Vaughn Bisschops

153

Attuned (2020)

We should simply appreciate what we have, and tune into our environment. The bodies are tall and elegant in the shape of tuning forks with delicate glass heads to represent our fragility on this planet.

Materials
bronze, glass, concrete
Dimensions
170 x 20 x 20 cm

$19,500

Go with the Flow by Vivi Linnemann — photo 1 of 2
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Vivi Linnemann

154

Go with the Flow

I believe we need more poetry in life. Open up? Take it in?

Materials
upcycled acrylic glass
Dimensions
45 x 35 x 25 cm

$3,500

Blå Bølge by Vivi Linnemann

Vivi Linnemann

155

Blå Bølge

I was always inspired by Hokusai's 'Great Wave'. The blue transparency reminds me of my childhood by the sea in Denmark.

Materials
upcycled acrylic glass
Dimensions
25 x 25 x 25 cm

Sold$2,800

My Apple is Broken II, edition 1 of 5 by Yoshio Nitta

Yoshio Nitta

156

My Apple is Broken II, edition 1 of 5

I am fascinated by the shape of apples. Of course, they are beautiful as they are, but I think their charm is enhanced by adding a slightly imperfect or unusual element.

Materials
bronze
Dimensions
12 x 16 x 10 cm

Sold$4,000

I Made the Moon. It's for Sitting on the Table (2024) by Yoshio Nitta

Yoshio Nitta

157

I Made the Moon. It's for Sitting on the Table (2024)

In wanting to make the beautiful moon more personal, I arrange various moons on a table and continue to enjoy looking at them.

Materials
bronze, copper, corten steel, stainless steel
Dimensions
45 x 28 x 20 cm

Sold$6,500

Ship Shape: Cracked Cross Section (2023), edition 1 of 2 by Yoshio Nitta

Yoshio Nitta

158

Ship Shape: Cracked Cross Section (2023), edition 1 of 2

The shape of a ship evokes relaxation, while its torn cross section represents intense force.

Materials
copper, bronze, corten steel, stainless steel
Dimensions
50 x 47 x 20 cm

$6,500

Roots of Truth by Yuri Miyashita

Yuri Miyashita

159

Roots of Truth

We search for a place where we can be ourselves. That place is not always found outside but is quietly nurtured within. The memories and love we carry become the roots that support us.

Materials
kimono fabric, iron wire
Dimensions
70 x 50 x 50 cm

Sold$2,000

Rooted in Memories by Yuri Miyashita

Yuri Miyashita

160

Rooted in Memories

Even in harsh environments, roots continue to grow. Their quiet strength gives us courage when we feel lost and struggle to find where we belong.

Materials
kimono fabric, wire, stone
Dimensions
35 x 20 x 20 cm

Sold$1,800

Horse in Polarised Light, open edition no. 1 by Zihuai Liu (Joe) — photo 1 of 3
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Zihuai Liu (Joe)

161

Horse in Polarised Light, open edition no. 1

Cultivated within a bonsai metaphor, this digital Taihu rock reinterprets traditional lattice windows. Through polarisers, hidden horses emerge from the grid, exploring yin-yang dialectics between quiet containment and vital freedom.

Materials
acrylic, polarising film, resin
Dimensions
32.5 x 22 x 20.3 cm

$350

Bluey the Blue Groper by Andrew Jones — photo 1 of 2
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Andrew Jones

162

Bluey the Blue Groper

The blue groper at Clovelly Beach has inspired this creation. I travel regularly from my home in Kurrajong Heights to swim with 'Bluey' the blue groper at Clovelly. I am humbled by Bluey's ability to survive and even thrive in the shallows that are frequented by so many humans. I have captured his friendly and inquisitive disposition in this piece and his legacy lives on.

Materials
Paulownia timber
Dimensions
125 x 40 x 32 cm

$13,000

Love, edition 1 of 8 by Stephanie Quirk

Stephanie Quirk

163

Love, edition 1 of 8

Stephanie Quirk’s ephemeral entry in the outdoor Sculpture by the Sea, Bondi 2026 exhibition, this print captures her skywritten word LOVE on Saturday 17 October 2026. Created in response to the 14 December 2025 Bondi Beach terror attack, the work offers a message of remembrance, compassion and hope.

Materials
Silver gelatin print, hand printed on resin-coated paper. Dry mounted on aluminium composite US rock maple frame with 99% UV filtered, non-reflective art glass.
Dimensions
Unframed 81.3 x 122 cm. Framed 84.3 x 125 x 6 cm.

Unframed $4,100 · Framed $7,900

Enigmatic by Steffie Talks — photo 1 of 2
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Steffie Talks

164

Enigmatic

This artwork explores the balance between strength and vulnerability, reflecting the spectrum of human emotions and experiences. It symbolises the dualities of stability and change, the known and the unknown, and the ongoing transformation of life.

Materials
stainless steel, yarn
Dimensions
65 x 46 x 32 cm

$3,700

Circle - Door to the Future C-40 by Tetsuro Yamasaki — photo 1 of 2
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Tetsuro Yamasaki

165

Circle - Door to the Future C-40

The new space created by expanding wedges of various sizes from inside to outside is the gateway to the future.

Materials
mild steel, paint
Dimensions
48 x 65 x 20 cm

$6,800

The Other Shadows by Dr Peter Tilley

Dr Peter Tilley

166

The Other Shadows

Materials
painted resin, steel
Dimensions
87.5 x 11 x 11 cm

$3,000