Easter Light & Daffodils Workshop

Easter Light & Daffodils Workshop
Part of the Echoes of the Bush exhibition
Wednesday, 08 April 2026 | 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM
Art Space Gallery – The Concourse, 409 Victoria Avenue, Chatswood 2067

Celebrate the first signs of spring with a workshop inspired by European Easter, warm sunlight, and blooming daffodils. In this uplifting hands-on session, Tetiana will guide you step by step in creating a small textured artwork that captures the glow of sunlit petals and their delicate forms.

Using simple sculptural techniques with Impasto medium and acrylic paint, you’ll explore how light interacts with both surface and form—building luminous highlights, soft shadows, and a gentle sculptural relief. Perfect for beginners and experienced creatives alike, this workshop offers a bright, joyful evening of colour, texture, and springtime energy.

Workshop details

• Medium: Acrylic and Impasto gloss gel on board
• All materials supplied
• Suitable for adults and children 12+
• No previous art or drawing experience required

Why join?
Create in the inspiring atmosphere of Echoes of the Bush, Tetiana’s newest exhibition. Surrounded by her artworks, you’ll have the unique opportunity to immerse yourself in her creative world and let the ambience elevate your own artistic process.

About the artist
Tetiana Koldunenko is a Sydney-based artist whose work captures the details, rhythms, and textures of the Australian bush. Trained at the Ukrainian Academy of Art and Architecture in Kyiv, the Florence Design Academy in Italy, and UNSW COFA, she brings over twenty years of international experience in painting, design, and visual storytelling.

Since relocating from Kyiv to Australia in 2010, Tetiana has developed a deep connection with native flora. Her signature technique merges sculptural relief surfaces with finely detailed realism, allowing her paintings to shift with light and perspective. Her recent series, Echoes of the Bush, showcases the individuality of Australian species—from the colour subtleties of eucalyptus leaves to the striking architecture of banksias—inviting viewers into a mindful dialogue with nature.

Tetiana has exhibited in Kyiv and across Australia, with works held in the City of Sydney Civic Collection and private collections worldwide. She is the winner of the Gallery 11:11 Art Prize and a finalist in popular Australian art awards including the Hunters Hill Art Prize, Bluethumb Art Prize, Northern Beaches Summer Art Prize, Newcastle Art Space Prize, and Brunswick Street Gallery Small Works Prize.

Learn more about Tetiana on her website.

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