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Memories of Dad
This modern piece of art was created by taking a photograph in our camp kitchen while washing up
Lyn Eather
Australian artist exploring perception and the unexpected beauty of everyday life on the farm.
Photograph - The Shadows of Spring.
Working across a range of mediums, Lyn follows ideas, materials and perspectives to create work that brings her joy — and invites you to look twice.
Curiosity leads.
Follow where it goes.
Art
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More Than Meets the Eye
🏆 2nd Place Winner2026 Brigalow Arts Festival — Photography and Digital Artworks
Something caught my eye beneath the surface
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Pavement Landscape
🏆 AWARD WINNER2025 Brigalow Arts Festival — Theme Award
During a stressful period photographing details in a hospital carpark calmed my mind. From pavement, weeds and shadows, I discovered a transformed landscape
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Fighting Fish
Piranhas come to mind when I see this image
Videos
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A Life of Its Own
Selected: 2027 Emerging Artist ExhibitionFlying Arts Gallery, Brisbane — Details TBA.
Have you ever noticed something wondrous and mesmerising while doing a mundane task?
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Changing Views
🏆 2nd Place Winner2025 Brigalow Arts Festival — Photography and Digital Artworks
What is art anyway? This piece was exhibited in our regional gallery.
Sketches
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Sketch Art Cards
Small landscape pencil sketches, handmade as cards.
Paintings
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No gain without pain
The physical and mental strain we put ourselves through daily is a part of human nature
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Family Portrait
Maybe these folks resemble my English convict ancestors
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What Do You See?
My mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s in 2018 — the way her eyes interpret the world is different now
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Track to Myella
🏆 AWARD WINNER2023 Brigalow Arts Festival — Emerging Artist
After 30 years I was inspired to pick up a brush
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Garden Spirit
Selected1990's Flying Arts Exhibition Brisbane
I was assisting a teacher who was showing a group of 5–7-year-olds how to draw a face. Using construction lines
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Earlier work
A random sample of unrelated works that explore texture, the figure and the unexpected marks created through mixed media