Welcome to my gallery — a selection of original paintings that range from bold, figurative portraits to layered, abstract landscapes. Every piece tells its own story, inviting you to pause, look closer, and make it part of yours. Originals are available for purchase, and many are also offered as fine art prints through Saatchi Art.
Kerryn Levy’s "Chain Gang" transforms the idea of a chain into a metaphor for human interdependence. The work’s tension between movement and structure, lightness and density, creates a visual rhythm that feels almost musical — an abstract song about resilience, connection, and the quiet strength of repetition. "Chain Gang" plays on dual meanings of strength and restraint, unity and repetition. Soft, looping white forms weave across a richly textured grid of rusts and ochres, evoking the rhythm of interconnected lives and labour. The background, reminiscent of brick, clay, and city walls, grounds the piece in earthy materiality, while the translucent rings seem to hover above it — weightless yet bound.
"Urban Veil" explores the interplay between structure and softness — the quiet balance of geometry and atmosphere. Layers of rice paper and calico are built up through washes of acrylic and ink, forming an abstract architectural landscape of muted greys, ochres, and turquoise. The translucent veils seem to hover over the surface, diffusing light like reflections on glass or mist on stone. Subtle circular forms move through a grid-like composition, evoking the rhythms of a city — structured yet shifting, permanent yet fleeting. The piece invites a slow gaze, revealing textures and tonal shifts that change with the light. Calm and contemplative, Urban Veil captures the serenity found within movement, and the poetry hidden in everyday structures.
"Earth" is a small mixed-media work created on a canvas panel layered with fabric, calico, rice paper, acrylic, and ink. The surface has dried into a stunning, almost three-dimensional texture that catches the light beautifully.
"Contours" explores the meeting point between landscape and inner reflection. The interlocking shapes evoke aerial views of terrain while also suggesting layers of thought and memory. Deep greens, muted blues, and earthy reds establish a natural rhythm, balanced by transparent washes that invite contemplation. Structured yet fluid, the work embodies the idea of mapping both the external world and the unseen inner one — a quiet dialogue between land and thought.
"The Watcher" captures a contemplative female figure, poised between stillness and intensity. Her elongated features and direct gaze suggest both distance and presence, evoking a timeless archetype of strength in silence. Set against an abstracted natural backdrop with golden hills and a pale, moody sky, the composition is minimal yet emotionally charged. A study in restraint and psychological atmosphere, this piece speaks to the quiet power of inward reflection.
"Veil of Blue" explores the quiet strength of structure softened by time. Layers of blue, green, and rust-red are gently eroded and revealed, forming a grid that seems to float beneath a translucent surface. The composition balances order and ambiguity — one bold red form anchoring the piece while other colours drift in and out of view, like memory through water. Textural and contemplative, it invites the viewer to linger in its stillness. Within these shifting layers, fleeting visages appear — pale ovals, shadowed profiles, half-formed expressions suspended in the haze. They emerge slowly, like memories rising from water, only to dissolve back into the currents of colour. Whether real or imagined, they draw the viewer into a quiet game of recognition, where absence is as present as form.