Welcome to House Of Solara
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Welcome to House Of Solara 〰️
House of Solara is a contemporary gallery representing Australian artists whose stories are told through paint. Bringing together a curated collection of original artworks, the gallery celebrates artists who create immersive visual worlds shaped by colour, pattern, texture, and imagination.
Rooted in a love of storytelling through art, House of Solara showcases works that move beyond decoration alone, inviting viewers into dreamlike landscapes, layered narratives, and deeply personal interpretations of place and memory. Each painting reflects the distinct voice of its artist while contributing to a collective vision that is warm, transportive, and rich with atmosphere.
With a focus on original paintings, the gallery champions contemporary Australian artists whose practices capture both the beauty and emotion of the world around them. From sun drenched scenes and expressive interiors to symbolic motifs and abstract dreamscapes, the collection is united by a sense of artistry, individuality, and escapism.
House of Solara exists as a space where art becomes both story and sanctuary. A gallery designed to connect people with works that inspire, transport, and stay with you.
Acknowledgement of Country
We pay respect to our Bundjalung-Yugambeh Nations and the Gadigal and Bidjigal peoples of the Eora Nation, Elders Past, Present and Emerging and all other Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia.
We proudly recognise our ancestors' cultural practices and traditions including their connection to land, water and community.
Meet Our Artists
Keira Wolf
Bundjalung-Yugambeh Land (Queensland)“ My goal when painting is always to create something that sparks emotion. As a very active and highly vivid dreamer, I love to use my art as an extension of my brain. If I can get some of what dances in my head onto a canvas, and then that sparks something in someone else… then that’s my job done, that makes me very happy.”
“Initially, painting was a way to teach my daughter about her indigenous heritage. However, it quickly turned into a passion project and I realised how many other people wanted to feel connected too. I use art as a way to help unite people from all walks of life, to build and heal relationships and connect communities with my culture.”
Bundjalung-Yugambeh Land (Queensland)Brad Turner
“I grew up by the ocean on the east coast of Australia in Sydney. My art is inspired by the natural beauty around me, travels near and far, and imagined worlds filled with peace and hope. I create dreamlike scenes that reflect my life and aim to evoke a feeling of freedom and optimism.”
Gadigal & Bidjigal Land (Sydney)Karina Jambrak
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