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2026 Exhibiting Artists

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Artist Introduction

Deborah Moore is an Artist, Illustrator, Entrepreneur, Wellness Consultant and Psychic Medium based in Wollongong, NSW. Deborah initially started completing commission works at the age of 16, focussing primarily on portrait paintings in oils. Over the past few decades, Deborah has explored a multitude of mediums and been involved in local collaborative exhibitions, including at Studio 19 and Art Arena. She also held a solo exhibition in 2005 before shifting her focus more towards illustration work. Although she still enjoys traditional art materials, Deborah has made a recent connection to a digitised format using the Procreate app. She enjoys this contemporary tool as it allows her to continue to express hand drawn artworks, but in a more flexible way. 

In recent years, Deborah has embraced opportunities to illustrate children’s books, including two that she has authored and self-published. In 2021, she had the privilege of illustrating Max & Abby for the Batten Disease Support and Research Association (BDSRA) who are dedicated to improving the lives and well-being of patients & families affected by Batten Disease and other types of Childhood Dementia. The opportunity arose when Deborah was working as a Dementia Consultant and was involved in a Childhood Dementia Project at the time. She has since moved on to her own studio and healing practice.

Deborah has a Diploma in Forensic Healing and Reiki qualifications which was part of the foundation of creating her own healing modality. As an Evolving Soul Healing practitioner, she is passionate about supporting others to release limiting beliefs and get in touch with their sacred selves so they may fully embrace positive life choices in a more empowered state. Thematically, her art is now governed towards exploring the connection between beliefs, emotions and thoughts and subtle energies of the body, with an emphasis on the 7-main energy centres (also known as Chakras). As a translatory tool to her healing practice, Deborah created her own concept oracle deck, Companion Cards for the Evolving Soul, consisting of 44 artworks.

Deborah’s studio is located at The Reading Room in Wollongong where she shares a space with her daughter, Jesse. Deborah utilises the back room to conduct Energy Healings and Psychic Readings alongside illustration work. Deborah also enjoys creating bespoke pieces that include sea glass pendulums and selenite wands that are made available at Jesse’s boutique crystal store in the front room. Canvas prints of Deborah’s work are currently displayed at the premises.

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Deborah Moore

Erin Kathleen Muir

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​Erin Kathleen Muir is a Fine artist and Art Educator based in South-West Sydney.

A gifted Empath, she utilises channelling in her writing and art when connecting to Spirit. Her work reflects light-rich spiritual themes, elements of dance, and often subjects that are reverent or take on spiritual presence. ​​In this exhibition Erin gives visual to kindred spirits in portrait format, healing meditations, sound healing & musical instruments, and offers the beauty of message through The Bird Song Oracle. Focuses for this group exhibition are representational explorations in charcoal and soft pastel.

Artist thoughts on the theme In Rhythm

When exploring rhythms, the word ‘surrender’ is intuited offering gradations of insight. We surrender ourselves to belief, to action, to forces in conscious context. With the inculcation of surrender, we see the eventuating of tandem ascent, momentum, and speed. Surrender is emergent, breathtaking and a steal of naivety and all.

 

In rhythm is contractual force, moving prisms, atoms and wheels, offering new conditioning. We see relatable trust and congruence. Rhythm is suggestive of primary urges and conceivability. It is fluid, grand, dynamic, and purifying cycle. Surrendering oneself, whether in part or whole, we generate an offering to a preexisting system. This increases life and vitality.

Being In Rhythm offers a tangent exposure where identity is formed, and beliefs coalesce. A corresponding digest for greater consciousness is in the intentional net or kaleidoscope made comprehensive in vivid form. Action is moving sequence; a communication that governs understanding.​​​

                                                                     - Erin Kathleen Muir

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Sue Bishop is an author and metaphysician with over 30 years of experience exploring the inner dimensions of consciousness and spiritual practice. Her work spans a wide range of psychic and esoteric disciplines, including wisdom teachings, parapsychology, astrology, numerology, tarot, and mediumship.

 

In this exhibition, Sue presents a collection centred on the theme of “The Seer,” featuring tarot cards she has created through digital art alongside works that explore intuition and the awakening of the third eye — our innate capacity to perceive beyond the physical and ‘see’ through the language of the soul.

Sue holds a BA Communication (Writing) degree and studied Philosophy at University. She is the author of her newest books available on Kindle: “Transcendence”, “Agents of Destiny” and “The Vanishing Point” amongst other published topics in 2025 such as "The Chakras" and "The Tarot". Released in 2011 & 2012, Sue received popular note with her first two books 'Sixth Sense' and 'Psychic Kids'.

A highly regarded teacher, Sue is available for consultation and teaching in the area of Intuitive development via Chiara College of Metaphysics. See her website for numerous courses.

 

 

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Keith Chidzey
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Sydney sculptor Keith Chidzey is a multifaceted artist: sculptor, land artist, and painter, driven by the magnificence and splendour of creation. This energy is reflected in his various forms of art. He is inspired by the beauty of creation and focuses on promoting environmental responsibility, expressing prophecy through art, and advocating for social justice. Chidzey holds a Bachelor of Fine Art (Painting/Drawing), a Master of Arts (Sculpture) and a Master of Fine Arts (Research in Sculpture). He primarily works in fine Australian timber, bronze, fire, and in the land. His work has been showcased in numerous sculpture and solo exhibitions, both in Australia and internationally.

In recent years, the work has focused on various themes. These include the history and contemporary significance of St. Francis of Assisi, our connection to our Land, and more recently mental health and well-being.  This focus has taken material form through commissions, group and solo shows. Notable achievements include being the lead artist of the Australian section of the satellite eARTh Project for 350.org, winning third Place in the Video Art section of the XI Florence Biennale (Italy), participating in numerous residencies in Australia and overseas, and curating exhibitions for Sydney Fringe Festival events.

 Group Shows include:

●       Swell Sculpture Festival (Currumbin)

●       Jewish Art Salon (New York)

●       The Blake Art Prize (Casula Powerhouse)

●       International Contemporary Art Exhibition (Assisi, Italy)

●       Sculpture by the Sea (Bondi)

●       Outback Art Prize (Broken Hill)

●       Sculpture at Scenic World (Katoomba)

●       Sculpture in the Vines (Hunter Valley)

●       Sculpture at Hillview (Southern Highlands)

●       International Wood Sculpture Symposium (Rylstone) 

Commissions include:

●       Amsterdam, Zorgvlied Cemetery (bronze memorial)

●       Narellan, Magdalene Catholic High School (2.2m high timber/bronze figure)

●       Thredbo, Private residence (1.5m bronze wombat)

●       Gulgong, Mudgee Council (2.5m timber carving)

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