Sydney Contemporary Artist Museum-Grade Sculptural Topography Art

Antuanelle creates dimensional mixed-media artworks that capture the movement, texture, and emotional presence of coastal landscapes. Each piece is built through layered sculptural techniques using natural sand, mineral pigments, and hand-crafted processes developed over years of artistic exploration.


The artworks are designed to introduce calm, balance, and quiet movement into interior environments while reflecting the natural rhythm of shoreline transformation.

The Artist Behind the Work

My creative journey began with a curiosity for texture and natural movement. Over time, that curiosity grew into a deeper exploration of layered surfaces, material behaviour, and the quiet transformation that happens when elements interact.

Working with my hands has always been essential to my practice. Each piece reflects not just a subject, but years of experimentation, refinement, and connection to the materials themselves.

This body of work continues to evolve as I do.

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Layer, Texture, and Light

Each artwork is built through a slow layering process using sand, mineral pigments, and mixed media. As the surface develops, light begins to interact with texture in different ways throughout the day.

Rather than aiming for perfection, I allow the materials to respond naturally. The finished piece carries both intention and organic variation, giving it depth and presence within a space.

Exploring the Ocean Through Artistic Series

My collections explore different emotional and visual interpretations of coastal landscapes.

Inside My Studio

Each artwork is built through a multi-layer sculptural process using natural sand, mineral pigments, and archival materials. This slow, handcrafted process allows textures to develop organically while ensuring structural longevity.

SEA AND SAND PROCESS

TEXTURE ART PROCESS

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