Past Exhibitions
'Where We Go' Exhibition
Emergent Gallery, Fortitude Valley | July 2026
Opened by gallery director Lynne Tilt, 'Where We Go' explored how life is defined by the chapters we finish and the ones we begin through three symbolic motifs: Feathers (releasing old burdens), Nests (building stable foundations), and Parent Birds & Chicks (nurturing new beginnings).
Hand-gilded metal leaf, high-contrast ink drawings, and molten encaustic wax were layered to map these continuous life shifts.
The exhibition saw strong community turnout, excellent sales, and an extension through July 26.
A highlight was debuting the full Cycles of the Wild series as a 3x3 modular grid. Displaying nine 30x30cm panels together demonstrated how the 9-panel system creates a tactile, architectural statement for modern interiors—serving as a prototype for custom residential and commercial installations.
'In Company with Nature' Exhibition
Richard Randall Art Studio, Toowong | January 2026
A collaboration between Andrea Moser and artist Di Cox, hosted at the historic Richard Randall Studio. This exhibition explored the complexities of encaustic wax to document the life cycles. The collection was officially opened by renowned horticultural consultant Kate Wall, whose insights complemented the exhibition's focus on botanical integrity.
Exhibition Highlights:
-
Collector Engagement: The event attracted significant interest from the local arts community, resulting in the acquisition of several major works for private estates.
-
Technical Insights: Andrea provided commentary on the heritage of the encaustic medium, detailing the layering process required to build structural depth and archival permanence.
'Celebrating Life' Exhibition
Richard Randall Art Studio, Toowong | March 2025
A collaborative exhibition between Andrea Moser and artist Glenise McClelland, held within the historic Richard Randall Art Studio. Titled Celebrating Life, the collection centered on encaustic wax to document the nuances of local flora, fauna, and natural cycles.
The exhibition attracted a discerning audience of local collectors and art enthusiasts. The event was a success, with numerous works acquired for private collections.
Tainan 400 – Taiwan and Australia Art Exchange Exhibition:
A Celebration of Cross-Cultural Art Exchange
Tainan Public Meeting Hall, Tainan, Taiwan | June 2024
The Brisbane Taiwan Art Exhibition marks a significant milestone in my artistic journey as it represents my inaugural participation in an international showcase. As part of this prestigious event, I presented new paintings from my Australian flora flower collection to reflect my ongoing exploration of Australian native flora and to symbolise the cultural exchange and artistic dialogue fostered by this collaborative platform. The Brisbane Taiwan Art Exhibition is an exciting endeavour aimed at fostering arts and cultural exchange between Australia and Taiwan, while also serving as a platform to connect artists from these two nations and beyond. Organised by World Arts & Multi-Culture Inc. (WAMCI), this exhibition promises toook place at the prestigious Tainan Public Meeting Hall in Taiwan, from the 2nd to the 22nd of May 2024.
'Colourful Wanderings'
Kenmore Uniting Church | September 2022
A curated solo exhibition featuring twenty-five signature acrylic works within the historic architecture of the Pioneer Church. The collection explored landscapes and abstract forms, emphasizing the interplay of composition and light. This exhibition was uniquely paired with bespoke floral installations by Sogetsu Ikebana Queensland, whose structural designs were created in direct dialogue with the artworks.
'Deconstructed Lifecycles' Exhibition
Aspire Gallery, Paddington | July/August 2020
Presented as the prize for winning the Judges’ Choice Award at the 2019 Petite Pieces competition, Deconstructed Lifecycles marked my debut solo exhibition at Aspire Gallery. The body of work brought together 26 original encaustic paintings centered on how we process, adapt to, and record life's changing chapters.
The collection examined these transitions through two distinct visual approaches: a minimalist series incorporating bird motifs, botanical elements, and still-life moments in high-contrast black, white, and gold leaf, alongside a vibrant series of floral lifecycle studies. Built through the physical layering and heat-fusing of beeswax, pigments, and detailed ink work, the exhibition documented the shared rhythms of growth, transition, and renewal.
Deconstructed Lifecycle Exhibition Walkthrough by Curator Irene Mengel at Aspire Gallery
In the Media
LEIDENSCHAFT FUER FARBE UND MUSTER
Interview with Katharina Loesche, SBS German Radio. 26 August 2022