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Tetiana Koldunenko, a Sydney-based artist, originally from Kyiv, Ukraine. Inspired by Australia's landscapes, she creates acrylic paintings on sculptural textured bases that capture the essence of the bush and brings a distinctly Australian feel to any interior.

"How much we know about what surrounds us determines how much we care for it. My way of connecting to the Australian land is by studying it through painting."
Tatiana Koldunenko Australian Artist
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My workshops are rare, but they spark a true flame for art. From intensive one-day sessions to more relaxed weekend retreats.

I like to work with small groups to allow a more individual approach, however it's also enjoyable working with 8 to 15 like-minded students.

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Artist Tetiana Koldunenko standing in Australian bush with artworks
Tetiana Koldunenko painting in her Sydney studio surrounded by artworks
Four original Australian landscape paintings displayed in the bush
Textured art painting of golden wattle flowers against blue sky
Textured acrylic painting of Eucalyptus Woodwardii by Tetiana Koldunenko

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New Workshops are here!

8 October 2026

New Workshops are here!

I’m back in the studio, back to normality, and ready to continue sharing what I love most — my knowledge of art, different techniques and practical skills that can open up new possibilities for your own creativity. This October, I’m offering two very different workshops, both suitable for all levels and for adults and young people aged 12+. Come and spend a few hours making art, learning a new technique and getting your hands back to the brush. I look forward to seeing you in the studio! 🇺🇦 Petrykivka: Mastering the One-Stroke Technique Discover the beautiful Ukrainian folk painting style of Petrykivka. In this workshop, you’ll learn about the history of Petrykivka and how flowers, leaves and berries are built through different brushstrokes. You’ll also learn how to load two colours onto one brush and control its movement to create variations of colour, shape and tone. This is particularly valuable for artists and beginners because it gives you a chance to really understand your brush as a tool — how its shape and size affect the mark, how to control pressure and movement, and how to master the stroke of your brush. Illusion of Distance: The Tricks of Perspective

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New Workshops are here!

“New Workshops are here!”

I’m back in the studio, back to normality, and ready to continue sharing what I love most — my knowledge of art, different techniques and practical skills that can open up new possibilities for your own creativity. This October, I’m offering two very different workshops, both suitable for all levels and for adults and young people aged 12+. Come and spend a few hours making art, learning a new technique and getting your hands back to the brush. I look forward to seeing you in the studio! 🇺🇦 Petrykivka: Mastering the One-Stroke Technique Discover the beautiful Ukrainian folk painting style of Petrykivka. In this workshop, you’ll learn about the history of Petrykivka and how flowers, leaves and berries are built through different brushstrokes. You’ll also learn how to load two colours onto one brush and control its movement to create variations of colour, shape and tone. This is particularly valuable for artists and beginners because it gives you a chance to really understand your brush as a tool — how its shape and size affect the mark, how to control pressure and movement, and how to master the stroke of your brush. Illusion of Distance: The Tricks of Perspective

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workshops at the studio

“Winter workshops at the studio 2026”

A Look Back at Our Winter Workshops 🌿🎨 We had some very enjoyable workshops in the studio over winter! With small groups, I can give each person the attention they need, demonstrate the techniques closely, and help everyone achieve a successful result. I’m especially proud of those who had never picked up a paintbrush before. Seeing them start with no experience and finish with a painting they are genuinely proud of is one of the most rewarding parts of teaching. We experimented with different techniques, materials and approaches to painting — and, of course, had a lot of fun along the way. Here are some of the results from our winter workshops. I think everyone did a fantastic job!

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Bushland and blossoms art exhibition

18 September 2026

“SOLO exhibition Bushland & Blossoms”

A Visual Conversation in Texture and Colour Paintings by Tetiana Koldunenko & sculptures by Deanne Palmer Gallery 11:11 presents two artists inspired by their local bushland, each translating nature through colour and texture in distinctly different materials—textured painting and encaustic sculpture. Through these contrasting approaches, familiar flora is no longer singular, but reimagined, open to multiple ways of seeing, sensing and connecting with the landscape. This dialogue becomes fully present through the physical encounter with Tetiana’s painted reliefs and Deanne’s sculptural forms. Together, the paintings and sculptures celebrate the richness of Australian flora through two distinct yet complementary artistic languages. Opening 5:30 – 7:30 pm Friday 18 September. Complimentary Ukrainian Cake Tasting Free admission. Gallery 11:11 227 Malton Road (cnr Malton and Norfolk road - Norfolk road entry) North Epping NSW 2121 Australia Open hours

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