KALEIDOSCOPE CIRCUS

A solo exhibition by Claudio Kirac
featuring Isles of Mine

OUR
STORY

Welcome to Gallery Alchemy, where art meets inspiration in the heart of Milton, NSW. Since our establishment in February 2021, we've been dedicated to showcasing the transformative power of contemporary art. Whether you're drawn to the bold strokes of emerging talents or the refined craftsmanship of established artists and makers, our gallery offers a curated selection that sparks imagination and ignites conversation. From local creatives to talents spanning the globe, we celebrate diversity in artistic expression. Whether you're seeking that perfect piece for your collection or simply looking to immerse yourself in creativity, we invite you to explore our space and connect with the magic of art. Get in touch with our experts for any assistance or inquiries – we're here to help you unlock the wonders of Gallery Alchemy.

CLAUDIO KIRAC

Claudio Kirac is a contemporary artist based on the Gold Coast, working across painting, design, and photography. Kaleidoscope Circus continues his exploration of nostalgia, memory, and shared experience, drawing inspiration from childhood innocence, his son’s toys, and the everyday moments of parenting. Through a kaleidoscopic lens, familiar motifs—ladybugs, butterflies, flowers, and a carousel horse—are reimagined, bridging personal narratives with evolving perspectives on masculinity. This body of work marks a shift toward storytelling and concept, while joy and abstraction remain constant through bold colours and naïve subject matter.

ISLES OF MINE

Isles Of Mine – Dorothea Gyorgy 

Isles of Mine’s work is an intuitive, emotive and physical response to the natural world surrounding her and her life’s stories; both past and unfolding. Dorothea marks cross cultural experiences, including her childhood in a communist country and a move to Australia, and the hardships, faith, love and growth that ensued. 

A passionate explorer and learner, she has experienced the awes of travel and being wholly immersed in new cultures, traditions and teachings. She has been embraced by tribal pacific island tribes in her time living in the South Pacific; there was also the test of extended periods of isolation in remote locations and the ensuing self-discovery and renewal. Through her work, Dorothea mirrors moments in time; being lost at sea, midnight skies in deserts and sunsets over blue lagoons. 

She is a mother to two beautiful sons and together they traverse and marvel at the wild beauty of the south coast; the interpretation of landscape Dorothea carves by hand into her clay pieces. Dorothea’s pieces are the result of wholly organic and intuitive process; handmade and hand carved. She relishes the minute details of each piece, such as colour pooling astoundingly, unique forms and mark making. 

She moves forward in life and in art with a childlike wonder and optimism; fuelled by her desire to tell her stories through her hands and through clay.