Earth's Red Hearth Painting

Lucinda Leveille is an accomplished semi-realist artist whose diverse body of work primarily focuses on two main mediums: oils and watercolour. In 2024, she earned notable recognition on a number of platforms as an emerging talent that art enthusiasts are encouraged to watch closely. Her prominence in the art community was further solidified when her work was represented at the inaugural Affordable Art Fair in Brisbane and the Melbourne Affordable Art Fair, a testament to her growing influence and appeal within the contemporary art landscape. Lucinda's artistic practice is deeply rooted in series-based exploration, where she draws inspiration from an eclectic mix of elements, such as unique colour palettes, distinct geographical locales, literary narratives, and the varying moods that come with the changing seasons. A central motif in her artwork is the horizon line, which often serves as a symbolic anchor, imbuing her pieces with a timeless and solitary essence. Through this lens, Lucinda invites viewers to contemplate their place within the landscape she creates. Lucinda’s artistic philosophy centers on storytelling, with each piece narrating a tale of her environment, her life, and her personal journey. Her watercolour creations exude vibrancy and joy, showcasing her playful experimentation with a broad range of colours and materials. In contrast, her oil paintings delve into deeper introspection, probing fundamental truths about humanity and our intricate relationship with the world around us. “When I’m painting a landscape, I physically feel I’m there—I’m walking the road or rambling through the grasses, strolling along the beach, experiencing the often stormy weather, feeling the wind or the stillness of the air. I become immersed in this world I’m creating; living in this world,” she explains, offering insight into her profound connection with the landscapes she portrays. Lucinda's artwork has been showcased in a wide array of exhibitions, both solo and group, across the Gold Coast and Melbourne, allowing her to connect with diverse audiences. Her works grace collections around the world, extending from England to America, and her pieces have been placed in prestigious institutions such as Parliament House and The Treasury in Canberra. Public spaces, including the Gold Coast Council Public Library and Gold Coast Marine Rescue, proudly display her works, enriching the cultural landscape of the community.