The end of spring and autumn exhibition

 

Kyoto in Spring

"For me, this is the most beautiful time of the year. In Japan, it’s a window where the plum and cherry blossoms bloom together, turning the landscape into something truly surreal and stunning. Meanwhile, in Australia, the intense summer heat finally recedes, making way for incredibly pleasant days and nights. Please enjoy this exhibition, and thank you!"

Peter Davidson - Footpath Iris 2026

Oil on wooden panel 

18 cm h x 13 cm w

John Cullinane - The trousered ape 2026

Oil on linen

36 cm h x 46 cm w

Sally Douglas - Blue Note Series - Clarity No 4 

 Watercolour & Gouache

26.5 cm h  x  18 cm w

Ross Sanders 

Wheelie Bird 2026 

Found objects

Melissa Nolan McDougall

Spring 2026

Coloured pencil on paper 

Peter Davidson 2026

Japanese woman stretching

Pencil pastel pencil watercolour on F4 Pastel paper

The Architecture of Perception: Apeiron, Delay, Scintillation, Strategic Interruptions, and the Sovereign Space

for further information please click on this link thank you

https://2dogsartspaceakashi.blogspot.com/2026/04/the-architecture-of-perception-apeiron.html

Ross Sanders 

Kneeling Narcissus … in the desert. Work in progress “within the delay”

Professor Diana Davis ANU 

Neckless 

Every neckless is designed differently 

Chelle Bourne 

Crumbling Waves

Digital Image

Diokno Pasilan

Blind page Monotype 21 x 29 cm 2026