At yellowhouseart, we are proud to represent a diverse collective of regional Australian artists whose practices are deeply rooted in story, culture, and place. Among them, Wiradjuri artist Amanda Hinkelmann stands out as a painter whose work carries both the softness of memory and the strength of ancestral connection.
Amanda’s landscapes are more than visual impressions—they are lived experiences layered in pigment, mark-making, and emotion. Working primarily in mixed media, Amanda builds her compositions through repeated layers of paint, texture, and line. Her signature style features abstracted trees, shimmering light, and grounded tones, capturing both the physical and spiritual presence of Country.
What makes Amanda’s work so resonant is the way she honours her Wiradjuri heritage. Every brushstroke reflects a deep respect for land, culture, and story. Her pieces often explore themes of solitude, reflection, childhood memory, and the unseen rhythms of life on Country. The result is art that invites the viewer not only to look but to feel—to pause, reflect, and return to something essential.
In exciting news, Amanda Hinkelmann will be representing yellowhouseart at the Sydney Affordable Art Fair in November 2025. This major event will showcase Amanda’s latest collection of works alongside some of Australia’s most exciting emerging artists. It’s an incredible opportunity to see Amanda’s evolving practice on a national stage and to connect with her deeply personal and culturally grounded art.
Whether you’re already familiar with Amanda’s work or discovering it for the first time, we invite you to explore her latest pieces in the gallery and online. Each painting tells a quiet story—rooted in place, wrapped in memory, and always reaching toward something greater.
