Linda Brescia is a Western Sydney-based artist who investigates the banalities and complexities of everyday life experiences and rituals through painting, photography, sculpture and performance. Her practice explores dynamics around visibility and invisibility, masking, care and self-assertion.

The solo exhibition Linda Brescia: Holding up the Sky was presented at Fairfield City Museum & Gallery (2018–2019), and Brescia’s work has been presented in exhibitions and programs for Artspace, Sydney; Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre; Cementa; King Street Gallery Sydney; MOP, Sydney, Penrith Regional Gallery and Parramatta Artists’ Studios where she is an artist in residence 2021-2023 at their Rydalmere studios. Her work has been collected by Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre, Artcell Collection Management, Blacktown City Council, Penrith Regional Gallery and private collectors.

In 2020 Brescia was awarded the Blacktown City Art Prize for her portrait of American patron of the arts Peggy Guggenheim. Brescia has a long history of facilitating workshops and community projects for numerous organisations and groups.

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Josseline Jeria is an artist living on Dharug Land, New South Wales. Her work responds to autobiographical and lived experiences using various mediums in paintings, drawings and collaged compositions. Through deep investigations into the relationships she has to place, persons and nature, she aims to understand what these connections provide and signify for her.

Josseline’s focus is on understanding universal emotional structures through these autobiographical investigations. Her aim to communicate these structures visually, in order to bypass the verbal, is an effort to remain closer to feeling. Josseline Jeria’s work is held in private collections.