“Thank you for sharing this journey with me. Every mixed media artwork is painted using science and symbolism. I do this to create a feeling of well-being each and every time you see them.

I truly hope these artworks bring you as much pleasure as I felt creating them. If so, I've achieved my goal.” -Kirstie Page

Kirstie Page is a contemporary painter based in Brisbane, Australia. Working predominantly in mixed media, Page is celebrated for her intricate, vibrant, and symbolic creations, which delve into the profound interconnectedness of the human experience. Her artistic style is distinctive for its fusion of art nouveau-inspired elements, intricate patterns, and an exploration of flora and fauna, particularly Australian natives.

Kirstie Page's work is centred around a unique thematic core, characterised by an unwavering commitment to detail. Her art transcends superficial aesthetics to venture into a realm where symbolism and aesthetic richness harmonise. Page's creations are meticulously designed, each telling a story that resonates profoundly with the viewer. Notable projects in her portfolio include the evocative ‘Australian Birds’, her whimsically captivating ‘Backyard Wonders’, and the aesthetically nuanced ‘Art Nouveau Femmes’ series, showcasing her diverse artistic exploration.

Beyond the canvas, Kirstie Page's impact extends into various creative realms. Her art has not only been exhibited in significant events like Backyard Art Stories’ in Brisbane, a solo exhibition titled ‘Secret Stories’ in Paddington, Brisbane, and a group exhibition at Revival Art Gallery in Brisbane but has also been licensed. Kirstie's work has graced LP covers, book jackets, and podcast covers, further attesting to the versatility and widespread appeal of her distinctive style. Widely collected, her art finds homes in private collections across Australia and internationally, reflecting the global resonance of her work.


Paintings by artist Kirstie Page

Artist Statement, Kirstie Page,
Remember When Art

Like a jigsaw puzzle, my artworks begin as many seemingly haphazard, individual, misshapen parts, gradually coming together little by little, piece by piece, to emerge as a beautifully cohesive whole.

I look beyond the obvious, preferring to examine and explore the underlying meaning and significance of every detail.

My goal is to inspire those who see my work to look closely and explore the beauty within, not only the artwork but also in themselves. Because beauty is in all of us, even if it is sometimes found in the most unusual of places.