Sunshine Coast based artist, Kabri Kolour A.K.A Kassy.

Abriola loves colour and sharing that vibe with others through the form of art. Growing up on the shores of Mudjimba has inspired her to reflect a bright ambience on various platforms like surfboards, skate decks, canvasses and murals. Her work is vibrant which is a reflection of her personality. She likes to experiment with different mediums to keep things fresh and push boundaries.

Ultimately what inspires Kabri Kolour to continue her practice is making a connection with like-minded people that relate to her work.

So, to make dreams possible together get in touch to have a seriously awesome creation made.

Mobile : 0451 020 183

Email: kabri.kolour@gmail.com

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Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/kabri.kolour/

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The ocean has taught me excitement,

fear, happiness, pain, passion, dedication, joy, serenity, travel, patience along with many other things that has shaped me into a better person.”

“I have nearly drowned three or four times in big surf, had about five big sharks have a sniff at me, multiple broken bones, been stitched up, reef cuts, busted ear drums, snapped boards, stuck in foreign countries and I loved every minute of it.

I grew up in Cornwall and fell in love with the ocean and the rugged coastline at an early age. I started surfing at the age of four on a wooden belly board in the 70’s, advanced to the foamie then onto the big single fins.
From an early age the coastline was my playground, when it was flat we would find the biggest cliffs and jump off them into the ocean, in big storms we would go to the sheltered corners and swim and get smashed in the shore breaks.

I still get the excitement just before I jump into the ocean on a good day as I did when I was a grommet.

After suffering from serious back problems and recovering from spinal fusion, my main therapy was swimming in the ocean and taking photos.

The ocean kept me sane through the storm and I hope you enjoy the images I capture.

Get out there.

Statham :)

INSTAGRAM: @beachfiressurf

FACEBOOK:@statham.evans

WEBSITE: www.beachfires.com/

Jay Allery: Born 1956 Cooroy Qld Australia

Some Noosa locals would remember me by my birth name Gary Allery. Jay was a name I acquired when I moved to the Gold Coast many years ago. The name stuck and I actually preferred it, so it is the name I paint under, my alias or pseudonym if you like. Hereafter I refer to myself as the artist Jay.

Jay has always had a relationship with the Australian environment, both in the oceans and seas that embrace the coastal regions and the bush. Its strangeness, vastness and the oddities, characterised by its unique flora and fauna. With a background in hand painted restoration and graphic design, these skills have led to a natural inclination and desire to paint. Self taught, Jay’s rich imagination is often expressed through his versatile use of line and colour.

The consistent use of outline in Jay’s paintings come from his fascination.with the concept that all objects, even those viewed as inanimate, are actually living and as such retain an energy. In regards to this, through the outlines inclusion, Jay contains the energy of the subject matter within his paintings. Jays expansive, yet defined colour palette is a direct response to the frequencies of the environments, landscapes and creatures seen and unseen that populate his works. Jay further sees the finished artwork as a living entity and an active extension of the subconscious.

Jays mission is to produce bright energetic paintings that create a positive ambience wherever they are placed. Each piece is created with a background story, they are narratives that relay movement, energy, human drama and triumphs of the human spirit. The subject of surfing has a great influence on his work, a human pitting him/herself against the powerful forces of nature, in Jay’s opinion the greatest sport in the world.

INSTAGRAM: @weirdjart

FACEBOOK:@Weird J-art

Terry Cooper is an artist who has a long association with the coast,

working in linocuts stain glass airbrush and acrylic painting.

His work is inspired by the ocean and the people in and around it. I am happy to line up for my third Surf art exhibition with the illustrious Owen Cavanagh.

Email : contactpixscan@gmail.com