Member of Guild House Australia
Bluethumb Artist
Redfern Artist Group
Design & Art Australia

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Estelle is a famous multi-awarding winning Australian artist, who started painting at the age of 5 with her mother, who was also an artist. While attending Wollongong University, Estelle started painting abstract pieces, in the style of abstract expressionism, and so her During her varied career, she continued to paint and exhibit. 

Estelle lived in Japan, for five years, and exhibited at the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum as part of the UNESCO International Friendship Exhibition in 1991. She also started the Tokyo Eki (train station) Exhibition, displaying and selling work in Shinjuku, Ikebukuro and Tokyo .. 

Since then she was also involved in group shows in Los Angeles, San Jose, and La Jolla. Back in Australia, she continued to exhibit in solo exhibitions in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and regional areas. Some of her work has also been exhibited in New York, San Francisco and London. 

Usually, her work is larger canvases, and are often inspired by hypnagogic states (the state between being awake and asleep) and take non-conventional forms that are designed to challenge artistic symbolism and archetypes. 

In 2010 she published her first art book, entitled: "Transience". The second book "Abstract," is in production and planned for release in late 2023.

This diptych presents the first two original paintings from the Tokyo Miniature Collection (40 unique works). Created by Estelle – an artist deeply connected to Japan through five years of life, work, and language study – these pieces embody the quiet spirit of Zen.

Inspired by the serene design of traditional Japanese mansions, each circular painting (13 cm diameter) rests within a square frame of sand-coloured birch (25 cm x 25 cm), echoing the Zen principle of the circle within the square – wholeness embraced by grounded presence. Hung side-by-side, the pair invites a moment of stillness, their minimalist aesthetic reflecting wabi-sabi: beauty in simplicity and impermanence.

Crafted in Australia (June 2025) as a tribute to Japanese artistry, each piece bears Estelle’s Hanko seal discreetly on the back, signifying completion and respect. Ready to hang, they offer a shared space for contemplation.

RECOGNIZED EXCELLENCE

Seven-Year Established Seller: Maintaining trusted artist status consecutively since 2018.
Renowned Australian Artist & Personality: A celebrated figure in the Australian and international art scene.
Top-Selling Australian Artist: Ranked among Australia’s most commercially successful artists.
Preferred Artist, Louis Vuitton: Selected for collaboration by the iconic luxury house.
Global Collections: Original works held in private and public collections across 40 countries.
Featured in Prestige Media: Regularly showcased in publications including Vogue and Marie Claire.
Museum Exhibition Credential: Exhibited at the prestigious Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum.
International Gallery Presence: Featured in numerous solo and group exhibitions worldwide.
Award-Winning Talent: Recipient of dozens of international art prizes.
Exclusively Originals: Every artwork is a unique, hand-painted original—no prints or reproductions.