Leigh Vardanega - Original Artwork 'Hibiscus Crush'

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Hibiscus Crush | Leigh Vardanega
Acrylic on Canvas | Framed in Oak
83x83cm

Bursting with warmth, movement and layered texture, ‘Hibiscus Crush’ by Leigh Vardanega is a joyful celebration of colour and place. Inspired by coastal flora and sun-drenched landscapes, the work features a rhythmic scattering of abstracted hibiscus forms—each emerging through soft, chalky whites to reveal vibrant layers of pink, coral and earthy undertones beneath.

Vardanega’s intuitive process is central to the work’s appeal. Built up through multiple layers of paint, glaze, sanding and mark-making, the surface carries a beautifully weathered patina—echoing the Japanese concept of wabi-sabi, where beauty is found in imperfection and impermanence. The result is a piece that feels both playful and sophisticated, balancing spontaneity with careful composition.

Exhibiting regularly across Australia, Vardanega has developed a distinctive voice within contemporary abstraction—one that resonates with collectors drawn to colour-led, design-conscious works.

This piece also holds personal meaning for the artist, created in support of Love Your Sister …

“We lost my beautiful grandfather and father-in-law to pancreatic cancer, and two years ago my Auntie Shelly was diagnosed with Stage 4B uterine cancer. Her positivity is inspiring. I’m honoured to be part of this for many reasons—most of all because, like so many, my family has been deeply touched by cancer.”

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Catalog number 108

Value: Artist RRP $1850
Bidding ends: 8:00pm, 29 April 20268:00pm, Wednesday 29 April 2026Australia/Sydney
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