Artist, writer, and poet Jocelyn Ulevicus explores themes of femininity, loss, and healing through her expressive floral paintings. In this interview, she shares how her creative journey has evolved, the deeper meaning behind her work, and why flowers serve as a powerful metaphor for transformation and resilience.

Crisp, clean, mesmerizing, and fluid. These are the words that come to mind when I look at the work of multi-media artist Kate Banazi. Her style is undeniably rooted in geometry, yet there is an organic nature to much of her work. A strong balance is present, often with complex, overlapping lines and patterns that give the impression of motion. Working primarily in printmaking and sculpture, Banazi utilizes both two- and three-dimensional forms to create her body of work, which includes silkscreen prints, wall sculptures, collages, and a permanent 30-meter sculpture in Sydney.