Previous Exhibitors in the Gallery at Found and Sorted Real Estate
PREVIOUS EXHIBITORS
2025
“My artistic journey is fundamentally about being someone who is excited by colour and loves to paint.
I am lucky to live by the river and the sea and with that it puts me right in my happy space and from those environments, gives a real start with my artwork. Walking on the Geographe Bay or the Attadale foreshore each morning is a real meditation and a great way to fire up the creative images in my mind. I love the blues of water and the yellow of the sun and they seem to be the go-to colours of many of my artwork. I prefer to work with acrylic paint, and I usually work on several canvases simultaneously. I work that way as it gives me a sense of freedom and looseness with my mark making and brush strokes.
My personal ritual of starting any painting is to focus of the canvas, blank or underpainted, sitting meditating with a view of that surface, I make initial choice of colours, laden with colour I let the brush work around the canvas bringing form to life. I paint in several different styles, mark making, blended colour fields, modern abstract landscape, modern abstract seascapes and organic colour formations.
In my Found and Sorted Exhibition 2025, I have chosen a display of artwork bursting with bright colourful happy summer vibe along with a few of my abstract landscapes where colour meets form. Along with art colleague, Lance Whiteman, we are bringing in the Summer.
angelinanaglazas@me.com
“I have been up cycling, old and damaged surfboards for the last ten years, giving them a new life as works of art. During this time, I have developed my own unique graphic painting style, that expresses my personal passion for beach culture in all its forms.
I have enjoyed the ocean’s beauty and energy through surfing, sailing, windsurfing. and now stand-up paddle boarding. It is through this love of art and ocean, that I express this connection in my developing art practice. The designs use acrylic paint pens (POSCA and Molotov), finished with a UV resistant clear coat. During this creative journey, some years were spent back in New Zealand, with artworks, being sold not just locally, but to visitors from California, Hawaii, Oregon, England, Switzerland and Western Australia.
More recently with my return to WA at the end of 2021 and in parallel with my board artworks, I have transferred my graphic style to canvas as well. These painting have not just sold locally but sent to England and Japan. My work continues to evolve, develop and morph as time goes on.”
Lance Whiteman 0436 105 111
2024
NIGEL GAUNT
Nigel Gaunt’s introduction to Photography was when his father gave him an liford Sporti camera for his 8th birthday.
He was 18 when he commenced his Diploma in Advertising and Fashion Photography at Medway College of Art and Design in Rochester Kent, UK. In 1982 aged 27, Nigel came to Australia for a holiday and never went back!
Nigel set up Red Dirt Photography in 2002 in Broome, which specialised in Landscape Photography and Photographic Tours of the Kimberley. He opened his Photographic Gallery there in 2007. Living in Broome allowed him to continue to chase the wild light that makes the red pindan soil explode into colour and transforms the landscape into an amazing palette for photography. Nigel is now residing in Fremantle returning to the studio is the full circle in his photographic journey, bringing with him the colour, texture and light he experienced in the Kimberley.
You can see his work on instagram @nigelgauntphotography – Nigel Gaunt 0418 917 078
NEW NUDES II
BEN CRAPPSLEY
Ben Crappsley’s arts practice is focused on a mixed media approach to drawing and creating images of intrigue with a strong graphic style.
Ben received his Master of Visual Arts in 2011 and has since exhibited in group and solo exhibitions. Ben currently tutors visual arts in the Perth Metropolitan area while sustaining his own arts practice and engaging in collaborations and commissions.
New Nudes II is Ben’s second exhibition of life drawings from local and international sessions in 2023 and 2024.
Ben Crappsley 0416 941 241
ANNA DONALD
A love of the Australian landscape has inspired Anna to try to capture something of its various forms. She’s fortunate in that she has travelled widely across our country and now harbours images and memories that she draws on for inspiration.
Anna uses a range of mediums to recreate representations of Australia’s natural environment, its oceans, forests, deserts and mountains.
Anna most often uses acrylics, oils, and watercolours. More recently, Encaustic, the “creative arson” of oil, beeswax and heat, has provided her with a satisfying exploration of this historically ancient medium.
Anna Donald 0412117 027
PHIL AVARD AND PETER CAMPAGNA
The latest exhibition at Found And Sorted Real Estate is a collaboration between two artists with very different styles and a variety of lovely mosaic pieces created by Tanya Passmore! She has great experience in this field as a teacher and artist .
Peter is an artist of long standing who teaches art and also creates lovely free flowing pieces with a very open free style. His appreciation of colour and selection of subjects certainly makes his creations something special! They currently hang in many homes and are available in a variety of sizes and prices.
Phil, an artist who came to this later in life, also has some very lovely and distinct works on display featuring bright colours and a variety of subjects. His are works using acrylic paint on both board and canvas and also has a variety of sizes to suit many homes , offices or perhaps waiting rooms ! His works also hang in many homes.
KEITH FRAZER
“20-24”
An exhibit of paintings by Keith Frazer Spanning the years of 2020 to 2024 .
About this collection.. Since my earliest of memories I have in one form or another even through my working and family rearing years have had a pencil, pen, crayon or brush in hand. Since 2019 I have been unable to work (a blessing in disguise). Time to devote time to a great passion of mine, time to paint, not homes or buildings but paintings.
My main medium is acrylic paints on canvas, until recently A4 in size. I enjoyed ‘en plien air’ landscapes, nature
etc, then covid hit. Bound to the home I began to experiment more (another blessing in disguise). The recent larger canvas pieces a result of my daughters request (a 3rd blessing). And here we are.
I hope you enjoy the viewing, contact me during weekdays if you would like to discuss any of the work.
Keith: 0413 042 291
EMAIL: frazkaer@gmail.com
Instagram: @rtxkeith
Facebook: Thumbprints by Keith
TERESA VIMINI
TERESA VIMINI Bachelor of Arts [Visual Arts]
These digital prints are created firstly as pencil drawings on A3 paper. They are scanned into graphic image editing software as works in progress. I then use the digital medium of computer graphic software like I would use paint. I push it around, paint bucket areas, draw and scratch into the surface, remove or add lines and leave visual reminders of the decisions made and the process. I like the immediacy and flexibility of the software and the array of tools and colour palettes which are not available in traditional drawing methods.
The images are inspired by popular culture. Music, my background in textiles and fashion, my love of dance and movement. The black and white works are part of an ongoing series of work which started with The Head Series and The Urban Guru exhibitions. The coloured women images are a new series of colour works in progress.
0429 202 112 – teresavimini@gmail.com
AMANDA DEAN
“Moments in Time”
Working with oils or acrylics on canvas, the striking natural beauty of Western Australia is the primary focus and inspiration for Amanda Dean’s abstract landscape works. Her canvases depicting Wheatbelt, South West Forests and Beach Vistas capture a physical and emotional moment in time.
A resident of Fremantle the unique local features, river aspects, parks and beaches also provide a rich source for her work.
Amanda is well known as a percussionist and timpanist, performing in orchestral, music theatre and education ensembles. She has recently returned to the fine arts with commissions including ‘Trayning Wheat Fields’, ‘The Tucker Farm’, ‘Crossroads’, ‘Willyabrup’, ‘Fremantle Fishing Boat ‘Tindari’ and ‘Karajini’ 2022
TONY CLARKE
“RAW VISIONS: Unfiltered Impressions”
Embark on an extraordinary journey with ‘Raw Visions: Unfiltered Impressions’ by Tony Clarke, where creativity runs wild and emotions run deep.
Explore the unfiltered depths of human experience and Australian geography through bold abstract compositions and immersive installations that beckon you to lose yourself in the raw essence of existence. Brace yourself to be moved, inspired, and utterly captivated by the untamed visions waiting to envelop you within these gallery walls.
PORTIA D’ANVERRS
BREATHE: A Study of the Thorax
A Solo exhibition by the P D’Anverrs, a local radiology doctor whose unique blend of art and science offers a fascinating insight into the world of chest radiology. Dr. D’Anverrs, who utilised art as a pivotal tool in her study for Fellowship exams, has used the intricate dance of color and form to explore and understand the nuances of chest conditions.
Her collection of artworks, each dedicated to a specific radiological condition, serves as an innovative educational tool, enhancing pattern recognition skills essential in radiology. This exhibition not only celebrates the intersection of medicine and art but also shines a light on the importance of visual learning in medical education.
ANGELINA NAGLAZAS
Angelina Naglazas is a contemporary artist who loves to paint. Naglazas’ work is known for its freshness and spontaneity, symbolic of what she sees as beauty and with new fun interpretations.
ANGELINA NAGLAZAS: Art Collective
Her work is inspired by nature and the universe, working with intuition, and using meditative practise to ignite creative ideas and new thought. Using mainly acrylics and working on several canvases simultaneously allows a certain freedom which prevents her from becoming stuck and extends to her creative energy to encompass the relationship between paintings as well as the dynamics of individual pieces.
MYRA MITCHELL
JOURNEYING
Myra is an award-winning artist based in Perth Western Australia, who has had numerous solo exhibitions and participated in many group exhibitions.
Her inquiry of placing a colourful palette together and our country’s landscape with its unique flora and fauna are the inspiration for her artwork. Abstracting nature is Myra Mitchell’s way of connecting with it. Her energetic and expressive style serves to convey her feelings.
She explores how changing colours in the landscape can reflect moments of transition in life. Choosing both abstract and semi abstract expressionist styles to explore the art of painting to convey her feelings, she paints intuitively and has a mastery for colour. Her preferred medium is acrylic.