ABOUT

Isabelle de Kleine is a painter and multimedia artist based in Walyalup (Fremantle, Western Australia)

Her artworks are explorations of identity, perception and subjectivity expressed using figure, colour, movement and shape. She uses technology and paint to create collage-like artworks that move between realism and abstraction. Inspired by the psychological self and the unique ways individuals perceive the world around them, Isabelle’s work aims expose the imperfections in the mind, exploring both a beautiful and an uncomfortable reality.

Isabelle completed her bachelor of Fine Arts at RMIT in 2016 and has since received national recognition for her work. Some select achievements include exhibiting in Sydney Contemporary (2019 & 2020), winning the Digital Portrait Award at the National Portrait Gallery (2015) in Canberra and The Arkley Prize at The NotFair Art Fair (2016) and the Tolarno Hotel Painting Prize (2015) 

Isabelle is represented in Sydney, Australia by Curatorial+Co
and in Perth, Australia by Linton and Kay

email: contact@isabelledekleine.com

instagram: @isabelledekleine

facebook: fb.com/isabelledekleine

Official opening tomorrow night! 🎉🎉🎉 (11th of August 2022) . Come celebrate with us at @lintonandkay from 6-8pm, 11 Aberdeen place, West Perth. . See you there!
OPENING TOMORROW!! 🔥🔥🔥 . I have 5 new works (including this one!) as part of a group exhibition featuring 7 young, up and coming Australian artists at Linton & Kay in West Perth. 🔥 . Exhibition runs from 5/8/22 - 27/8/22, Official opening is
❗❗OPENING THIS FRIDAY❗❗ . I have 5 new works (including this one!) as part of a group exhibition featuring 7 young, up and coming Australian artists at Linton & Kay in West Perth. 🔥 . Exhibition runs from 5/8/22 - 27/8/22, Official opening is Th
'Inversions of Self' 2022 🐍🐍🐍 140 x 110cm, Watercolour, Gouache and Acrylic on Paper, Available at @curatorialandco
🔥 NEW WORK 🔥 for my upcoming group exhibition at @lintonandkay ! . This gal is huuuuuge (for me that is) with the paper size itself being almost 140 x 140cm, but once it's all dressed up in its frame we're looking at approximately 160 x 160cm 😮 .