Amy Wright

Her practice balances keen observational skills—echoing the precision of botanical illustration—with a loose approach that emphasises texture, colour and collage, shaping her distinctive decorative style. The viewer’s eye moves constantly across the canvas, drifting from one dense pocket of foliage to another without settling.

Pattern is central to Wright’s work, recalling the post-impressionist interiors of Édouard Vuillard and the flat pictorial space of Japanese woodblock prints. Her love of fragmented textile surfaces transforms each painting into an intricate jigsaw—baroque landscapes that celebrate earthly delights. Rooted in her Australian identity, Wright’s work forms a visual narrative that is both captivating and richly informed by art history.

Amy Wright’s work is held in numerous private and corporate collections, a testament to the widespread appeal and impact of her art. Her unique approach to landscape painting, blending classical techniques with contemporary perspectives, has garnered international acclaim.