The Authority in Contemporary Hard-Edge Abstraction
Joanna Wolthuizen creates bold, large-scale abstract works that define modern interiors and command attention. Recognised as the authority in contemporary hard-edge abstraction, her paintings are collected worldwide for their ability to transform space into a statement of confidence, culture, and contemporary luxury.
Globally Collected. Critically Recognised. Unmistakably Bold.
Ranked among Australia’s Top 3 Selling Artists in 2024 and a four-time finalist of the prestigious Paddington Art Prize, Joanna’s work has been acquired by collectors, architects, and institutions across New York, Hollywood, Hong Kong, London, and beyond. Her signature style — crisp geometry, saturated colour, and monumental scale — has become synonymous with sophisticated, future-defining interiors.
Where Precision Meets Power
Drawing on her background in graphic design, Joanna fuses disciplined composition with fearless colour to create works that are both highly structured and emotionally charged. Each piece is a conversation between control and release, designed to hold its own in large, architecturally significant spaces.
Art for Collectors, Designers, and Visionaries
Joanna partners with discerning collectors, luxury interior designers, and corporate clients to deliver bespoke commissions and curated collections. Her works don’t just fill walls — they anchor spaces, energise teams, and elevate environments to their highest potential.
More Than Art — A Legacy
For Joanna, art is a declaration of presence. Every piece is created with the belief that art should not only be seen, but felt — and that living with bold abstraction can change the way we inhabit a room, a day, a life.
Acquire with Confidence
Each work is issued with a signed Certificate of Authenticity, and collectors enjoy global shipping, seamless installation options, and personalised support. Whether you are acquiring your first piece or building a multi-site corporate collection, you are investing in the work of an artist shaping the future of Australian abstraction.
