My name is Claudia Gill, I’m a painter from South Australia, currently living and working in Sydney. My work explores memory, emotion, and the intimacy of everyday spaces — the quiet poetry of homes and buildings, not just in their forms, but in the feelings they hold. I’m drawn to the emotional life of interiors: the atmosphere, the character, and the subtle traces left by the people who inhabit them. These rooms are more than physical spaces; they are emotional landscapes.
I work primarily in watercolour, and occasionally in oils. I’m currently studying at the Julian Ashton Art School, building a foundation in traditional realism techniques while continuing an ongoing series of paintings inspired by domestic spaces that have shaped my inner world. Through my practice, I aim to capture moments of stillness and presence — those times when a room seems to speak, even if you’re not quite sure what it’s saying.
I welcome commissions and collaborative projects, particularly those centred around interior spaces.
