‘Think of Me’ Art Exhibition: A Tribute to Culture, Diversity, and Encaustic Wax Art

The vibrant, cosmopolitan city of Brisbane is home to an array of cultures, communities, and heritage. Among its diverse residents, one artist stands out, capturing the essence of this rich tapestry in a truly unique way. Andrea Moser, an accomplished encaustic wax artist, is a featured artist in the ‘Think of Me’ exhibition at Sunnybank Private Hospital, Andrea presents a selection of paintings from her latest collection, “Brisbane Places of Significance,” This mesmerising journey into the world of encaustic wax art not only pays homage to this fascinating medium but also celebrates Brisbane’s multicultural essence.

A Tale of Art and Intercultural Connections

Andrea Moser’s journey into the captivating world of encaustic wax art began in Europe, where she was first introduced to this unique medium. The experience was nothing short of transformative, sparking a passion that has since guided her artistic pursuits. “I was instantly captivated by its unique qualities and decided to attend a workshop on encaustic wax techniques. That experience hooked me, and I’ve been exploring and creating encaustic wax art ever since,” said Andrea.

The “Brisbane Places of Significance” Project

The “Brisbane Places of Significance” project is a remarkable initiative aimed at fostering intercultural connections and creating meaningful networking opportunities within our community. Andrea said,

“This exhibition is a tribute to the diverse cultures and communities that shape Brisbane and Queensland. Through engaging with culturally and linguistically diverse community groups, I have gathered invaluable insights that have inspired a collection of captivating encaustic wax and mixed-media artworks.”

Exploring the Cultural Significance of Brisbane’s Landmarks

The heart of the “Brisbane Places of Significance”

Art Exhibition lies in its exploration of the cultural significance of Brisbane’s landmarks, places, and buildings. Each artwork tells a unique story, reflecting the cultural depth of this dynamic city. From iconic landmarks to hidden gems, Andrea’s collection captures the essence of Brisbane’s diverse cultural landscape. The selection at the

Sunnybank Private Hospital focuses on paintings influenced by migrants of Eastern cultures.

Currently, a selection of paintings from Eastern cultures is featured in the significant art exhibition at The Sunnybank Private Hospital’s entry foyer. The exhibition, titled ‘Think of Me,’ is a collective showcase featuring artworks from international artists hailing from Germany, New Zealand, and Taiwan. Curated by World Arts& Multi-Culture Inc., the aim is to create an artistic haven within the hospital for patients and their families, offering solace and spirits raised.

Exhibition Details:

Exhibition Dates: 16th December – 1st February 2024

Location: Entry foyer of the Sunnybank Private Hospital,

245 McCullough Street, Sunnybank, Brisbane

Opening Hours: MondayFriday 8:00 am -5:00 pm

The ‘Think of Me’ exhibition opened on the 16th of December by Nyree Luke from Sunnybank Private Hospital and Susan Yang, President of World Arts & Multi-Culture Inc. The welcome ceremony embraced esteemed guests, including Overseas Community Affairs Council representative Melody Chen, artists, friends of the arts, the media, and hospital staff.

This art exhibition promises to be a celebration of diversity, culture, and the shared experiences of our vibrant community. Don’t miss the chance to explore these captivating artworks and engage in enlightening discussions about culture and art.