Available paintings

These original canvas paintings are one of a kind and perfect for your wall. Most of these paintings are from the |Contained| series, which considers the societal expectations and invisible boundaries placed on women, represented here by the border of the canvas. Each woman makes the space her own and displays reliance.

"Leah's artwork is stunning. I love the juxtaposition of the graphic lines against the soft and realistic women in this collection. The colours fit in beautifully with every room... deciding where they go is exciting."

- EMMA

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  • Inner West Art Fair 2026

    Inner West Art Fair 2026

    I'm excited to announce that I will be exhibiting this year at the Inner West Art Fair with Kartu Gallery. The Inner West Art Fair showcases both emerging and established...

    Inner West Art Fair 2026

    I'm excited to announce that I will be exhibiting this year at the Inner West Art Fair with Kartu Gallery. The Inner West Art Fair showcases both emerging and established...

  • Why your artworks are probably too small text over image

    Art Collecting: Why your artworks are probably ...

    A small artwork on a large wall doesn’t just disappear; it visually shrinks the room. It creates empty space that feels unresolved, like a sentence that never quite finishes. If...

    Art Collecting: Why your artworks are probably ...

    A small artwork on a large wall doesn’t just disappear; it visually shrinks the room. It creates empty space that feels unresolved, like a sentence that never quite finishes. If...

  • Interview: The Hands Remember- Painting the Unspoken

    Interview: The Hands Remember- Painting the Uns...

    In this latest podcast interview, the host, Kellie Stirling, and I discuss art as a language for the body when words run out. It's a conversation about creativity, embodiment, motherhood,...

    Interview: The Hands Remember- Painting the Uns...

    In this latest podcast interview, the host, Kellie Stirling, and I discuss art as a language for the body when words run out. It's a conversation about creativity, embodiment, motherhood,...

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