Lyn Franke has been a professional artist since 2001, participating in many solo and group exhibitions.  Her early years 

were spent in the Gascoyne Region of Western Australia where she learnt to appreciate the colour and “feel” as swell as 

the flora, fauna and shapes of the vast landscape that surrounded her.  She has won 28 art awards.  Her works are held in 

many cooperate and private collections. 

This Exhibition takes the viewer on a journey throughout Western Australia  capturing the essence of its wonderful landscapes, colours and beauty.

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Exhibition commences Friday 12 February 2010 and ends Saturday 27 February 2010.

Tammy presents her first illustrative series, combining acrylic paints and pastels to portray a series of fascinating subject matters.

The collective works explore various aspects of femineity, from personal empowerment, unity, friendship and fashion to feelings of depression and anxiety.

The nature of her works range from vibrant and quirky doll like representations to captivating abstract and fluid forms, her inspiration coming from interest in the female mind, body and spirit. Each work tells an individual story and evokes a series of emotions both pleasant and intriguing.

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Troy Barbitta

New Works 

Using the latest design techniques and his fascination of 17th century illustrations, 
Troy brings his final art pieces together through the combination of weird thoughts, plaster, paint, concrete and 
lacquer.  Balance and space in his artwork is also important to Troy and this is evident throughout his 
work. 

Troy's artwork has been strongly influenced by art direction techniques learnt from many years 
working as a multi-disciplined designer.  He takes the spaces and voids applied richly in contemporary 
graphic design and uses these to create a flow throughout his pieces?much like a creative ad campaign. 

The inspiration for Troy?s work comes from blogs, magazines and moments from real-life events, 
as well as his travels immersed in the arts saturated cultures of places like Melbourne and 
New York.

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