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a wooden stool sitting in front of a painting

Shadow Silhouette by Ash Holmes

Ash Holmes’ first solo exhibition in Melbourne, Shadow Silhouette at At The Above gallery, explores shadow play, reflective gaze and colour psychology – applying her wonderfully distinctive tonal palette to her layered and mesmerising abstract artwork. Words: Hande Renshaw | Photography: Sage Hammond

a woman standing in front of a painting with her arms stretched out to the side

Dance of the Shadows by Kate Florence

Noosa-based artist Kate Florence translates the movement and freedom of dance into abstract paintings, creatively manipulating light and shadow for her latest show, Dance of the Shadows, at No Vacancy gallery in Melbourne. Words: Georgie Ward | Photography: Keith Hamlyn

an abstract blurry background with different colors

Tempered Resolution by Daniel O'Toole

Melbourne-based multimedia artist Daniel O’Toole’s latest exhibition at Curatorial+Co identifies musical notes as colours, informing his artistic practice and reimagining melodies into defused moments of light and colour. Words: Georgie Ward | Photography: Marcus Coblyn

an abstract painting with circles and shapes

Dreaming the Land by Dr Marie Geissler

Dreaming the Land: Aboriginal Art from Remote Australia by Dr Marie Geissler curates some of Australia’s most dynamic contemporary artists — capturing the energy alive in the landscape while uncovering history. Words: Emma-Kate Wilson

Shadow Silhouette by Ash Holmes

Ash Holmes’ first solo exhibition in Melbourne, Shadow Silhouette at At The Above gallery, explores shadow play, reflective gaze and colour psychology – applying her wonderfully distinctive tonal palette to her layered and mesmerising abstract artwork. Words: Hande Renshaw | Photography: Sage Hammond

a pile of dirty plates sitting on top of a white counter next to framed pictures

Shadow Silhouette by Ash Holmes

Ash Holmes’ first solo exhibition in Melbourne, Shadow Silhouette at At The Above gallery, explores shadow play, reflective gaze and colour psychology – applying her wonderfully distinctive tonal palette to her layered and mesmerising abstract artwork. Words: Hande Renshaw | Photography: Sage Hammond

several pieces of art are being displayed in an artist's studio, including chairs and paintings

Shadow Silhouette by Ash Holmes

Ash Holmes’ first solo exhibition in Melbourne, Shadow Silhouette at At The Above gallery, explores shadow play, reflective gaze and colour psychology – applying her wonderfully distinctive tonal palette to her layered and mesmerising abstract artwork. Words: Hande Renshaw | Photography: Sage Hammond

a black and white painting on a wall next to a wooden frame with an image of people

Dance of the Shadows by Kate Florence

Noosa-based artist Kate Florence translates the movement and freedom of dance into abstract paintings, creatively manipulating light and shadow for her latest show, Dance of the Shadows, at No Vacancy gallery in Melbourne. Words: Georgie Ward | Photography: Keith Hamlyn

an abstract painting with gold paint on a white wall

Dance of the Shadows by Kate Florence

Noosa-based artist Kate Florence translates the movement and freedom of dance into abstract paintings, creatively manipulating light and shadow for her latest show, Dance of the Shadows, at No Vacancy gallery in Melbourne. Words: Georgie Ward | Photography: Keith Hamlyn

a man standing next to a large painting on the wall with his hands behind his head

Dance of the Shadows by Kate Florence

Noosa-based artist Kate Florence translates the movement and freedom of dance into abstract paintings, creatively manipulating light and shadow for her latest show, Dance of the Shadows, at No Vacancy gallery in Melbourne. Words: Georgie Ward | Photography: Keith Hamlyn

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Dance of the Shadows by Kate Florence

Noosa-based artist Kate Florence translates the movement and freedom of dance into abstract paintings, creatively manipulating light and shadow for her latest show, Dance of the Shadows, at No Vacancy gallery in Melbourne. Words: Georgie Ward | Photography: Keith Hamlyn

Tempered Resolution by Daniel O'Toole

Melbourne-based multimedia artist Daniel O’Toole’s latest exhibition at Curatorial+Co identifies musical notes as colours, informing his artistic practice and reimagining melodies into defused moments of light and colour. Words: Georgie Ward | Photography: Marcus Coblyn

an abstract painting on the wall next to a white framed object with a pink and green design

Tempered Resolution by Daniel O'Toole

Melbourne-based multimedia artist Daniel O’Toole’s latest exhibition at Curatorial+Co identifies musical notes as colours, informing his artistic practice and reimagining melodies into defused moments of light and colour. Words: Georgie Ward | Photography: Marcus Coblyn

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Tempered Resolution by Daniel O'Toole

Melbourne-based multimedia artist Daniel O’Toole’s latest exhibition at Curatorial+Co identifies musical notes as colours, informing his artistic practice and reimagining melodies into defused moments of light and colour. Words: Georgie Ward | Photography: Marcus Coblyn

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Tempered Resolution by Daniel O'Toole

Melbourne-based multimedia artist Daniel O’Toole’s latest exhibition at Curatorial+Co identifies musical notes as colours, informing his artistic practice and reimagining melodies into defused moments of light and colour. Words: Georgie Ward | Photography: Marcus Coblyn