Celeste Wrona

Celeste Wrona is an Australian contemporary artist with over a decade of experience making and teaching visual arts. Her vibrant collection celebrates free-flowing form, texture, and colour. Celeste's works are held in private collections worldwide and her work is often exhibited around Australia. Her work has recently featured in the 2016 series of channel 9's "The Block". Celeste and her work have also been featured in a variety of well-known publications, both in print and online including Vogue Living, Inside Out Magazine and Art Almanac. Celeste was recently commissioned by the Ingham Institute of Medical Research in Sydney to create three artworks based on cancer cells as seen under the Merlin Microscope. Celeste was interviewed by Channel 7’s Natalie Barr on the process and concept behind these works. Celeste will be furthering her exploration into the influence of science within her artmaking though two artist residencies in 2017 at Monash University's Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute, Melbourne and at the Ingham Institute of Medical Research, Sydney.

Bachelor Art Education COFA (College of Fine Arts) The University of New South Wales

2011 - Adobe Premiere Pro, TTA, Sydney
2010 - Studied under Artist Peter Sharp, Penrith Regional Gallery
2007 - Fine Art Photography - Lighting Techniques, TTA, Sydney
2007 - Making Digital Art with Photoshop, TTA, Sydney
2004 - BARTED, University of New South Wales, College of Fine Arts, Sydney

2017 - Magic Of Merlin, Inghams Institute of Medical Research, Annual Luncheon, Camden
2016 - FINALIST Fishers Ghost Art Award, Campbelltown Art Centre, Campbelltown
2016 - The Other Art Fair, The Commune, Sydney
2016 - Practice What You Teach, M2 Gallery, Surry Hills
2016 - PRIZE WINNER The Gorge & Friends, Campbelltown Art Centre, Campbelltown
2016 - Art For Change - Exhibition, YGAP, Melbourne
2016 - Opening Exhibition, Canvas Bar & Gallery, Kent St Sydney