Andrea Wilson is an architect and contemporary figurative painter. She is number 23 on the Arts Trail.

Her work tends toward  observational representation, often of landscapes and objects  from walks around Greenwich. Since beginning her painting practice in 2017, Andrea has participated in exhibitions in Sydney and Regional NSW. She has also won a number of awards including, most recently, the Waverley Drawing Prize.

The majority of my work is pastel landscape most often drawn en plein air. All my work is related to the natural world, including my abstract work, experimenting with ink and watercolours. Lyn is No 21 on the 2020 Art Trail

Gulcin Seven has started sculpting about 20 years ago as a hobby. She has attended Ceramics and Sculpture workshops in Willoughby Arts Center from 2004 to 2015,to improve her sculpting skills. Gulcin works with different mediums : clay, limestone, alabaster stone, clay to bronze, wire mesh and copper wire.She has exhibited her artwork at various exhibitions from 2004 to 2018. 

Born in Sydney, I studied Art at Sydney College of the Arts, completing a Bachelor of Education (Art) and commencing my career as a High School Art teacher in 1983. Handcrafted from Australian recycled timber, my artwork pays homage to Australian fauna and flora commonly found in the parks and gardens around Sydney. I love the medium of wood because of the inherent beauty of the grain and colour that are slowly revealed as I work. My artwork references Scandinavian art of the 1950s with its very simple form and clean lines and like a phoenix reborn it is hoped each sculpture will breathe new life into a home, courtyard or garden.   N0 5 on the 2020 Art Trail Map

I got “hooked “on pottery in 1970 and have been delighting in clay ever since. I make domestic pots - mugs jugs bowls etc but also bird baths and totem poles for the garden.

My proceeds go to Mahboba’s Promise, an Afghan charity for women and children, https://www.facebook.com/mahbobaspromisecharity/

Petrina is No 16 on the 2020 Art Trail