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Studio Notes

Studio Notes is where the inner workings of the studio become visible — the materials, rituals, experiments, and quiet decisions that shape each artwork. These entries trace the movement between intuition and technique, revealing how ideas form, evolve, and settle into their final shape.

A faceless figure kneels beside a moonlit stream in a forest, staring into her own reflection. Symbolic of introspection, identity, and life’s ephemeral flow, this monochromatic drawing evokes mystery and philosophical longing.

Searching for the Intangible

Curatorial Positioning Statement — Lee Wilde | Contemporary Figurative Artist

Happy female artist sitting on studio floor with art

Announcing My New Saatchi Art Affiliate Partnership

A woman with dark hair tied up sits at her desk, gathering her hair into a bun while looking at her computer screen. The monitor displays the *Wilde About Art* website, showing two portrait paintings — one monochrome and one brightly coloured — under the heading “Contemporary Australian Figurative Art.” She wears a black sleeveless top, has orange nail polish, and a small cross tattoo on the back of her neck. The workspace includes a second monitor, a white mug, and a small plant, creating a modern, creative studio atmosphere.

Announcement: I Finally Own wildeaboutart.com