Roslyn Hamdorf & Shabbi - Dec 2024

Exhibition Dates: Saturday, 14th December – Sunday, 22nd December 2024

Opening Night: Saturday, 14th December, 5:00 pm
Venue: Yallingup Galleries, Cnr Caves Road & Guyulgup Valley Drive, Yallingup, WA

Wine: Vallée du Venom
Website Catalogue Launch: Wednesday 4th December 2024

Join us from 14th–22nd December 2024 for an exploration of WA’s landscapes in painting and sculpture. Opening night is 5 pm on 14th December with wine and grazing platters by Vallée du Venom.

Roslyn Hamdorf’s textured acrylic paintings reveal WA’s rocky terrains, capturing nature’s balance, tension, and erosion with intricate layers applied by spatula. Each piece invites viewers to connect with WA’s landscapes, “breaking down scenes into rocks and sand.”

Complementing this, Shabbi’s hand-crafted ceramic sculptures celebrate WA’s rock pools, pebbles, and bushland. Using gritty clay, seaweed, copper, and salt, she creates organic, tactile forms inspired by nature’s raw beauty.

Experience WA’s landscapes in 2D and 3D at Yallingup Galleries this December!

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Exhibition Dates: Saturday, 14th December – Sunday, 22nd December 2024

Opening Night: Saturday, 14th December, 5:00 pm
Venue: Yallingup Galleries, Cnr Caves Road & Guyulgup Valley Drive, Yallingup, WA

Wine: Vallée du Venom
Website Catalogue Launch: Wednesday 4th December 2024

Join us from 14th–22nd December 2024 for an exploration of WA’s landscapes in painting and sculpture. Opening night is 5 pm on 14th December with wine and grazing platters by Vallée du Venom.

Roslyn Hamdorf’s textured acrylic paintings reveal WA’s rocky terrains, capturing nature’s balance, tension, and erosion with intricate layers applied by spatula. Each piece invites viewers to connect with WA’s landscapes, “breaking down scenes into rocks and sand.”

Complementing this, Shabbi’s hand-crafted ceramic sculptures celebrate WA’s rock pools, pebbles, and bushland. Using gritty clay, seaweed, copper, and salt, she creates organic, tactile forms inspired by nature’s raw beauty.

Experience WA’s landscapes in 2D and 3D at Yallingup Galleries this December!