Mindy Doré is an Australian contemporary artist

living on the beautiful island of lutruwita/Tasmania

Every year, around the middle of April, lutruwita’s only winter deciduous species, Nothofagus gunnii, starts to shed its leaves. Coined locally as the ‘turning of the fagus’, the crinkle-cut leaves turn from green to brilliant gold
Morning light glistens still and full the tarn holds all in its quiet lustre Tarn/ruby • 2024 • pochoir and silver pigment linocut • unique state • 46 x 36cm framed in ultravue art glass ⚪️ Available @handmarkgallery ⭐️ 📷 @j
Hidden in the high alpine landscapes of lutruwita are tarns — tjörns or ponds in Old Norse — enigmatic bodies of water resting in the stillness of the mountains. Often shrouded in mist or illuminated by the sun, their colours and moo
Tarn/sapphire 2024 • pochoir and silver pigment linocut, unique state • 46x36cm framed • Now showing @handmarkgallery ‘Celebrating Our Landscape’ exhibition • #contemporaryprintmaking #contemporaryprint #printmaker #a
Four prints from my new Tarn series • beautifully installed in Celebrating Our Landscape exhibition @handmarkgallery in nipaluna/Hobart . On show until 18 March . #handmarkgallery #hobartgallery #printmaking #contemporaryprintmaking #tarn #colo
Raku bowl ⚪️ Made with the expert guidance + wisdom of @nannabayerstudio at one of her raku firing workshops • such incredible alchemy + great fun! #raku #pottery #ceramics #circles #dots #rakufiring #japanesepottery #australianceramics #tasm