Art for the in-between - the messy, the beautiful, and the quiet hope that lives alongside it.
I paint intuitive, layered works rooted in colour, memory and the feeling of home.
My work lives in the in-between — where nothing is perfect, everything is felt, and all of it belongs.
Each piece is created to hold presence in a room, not noise…
to sit quietly with you, through the heaviness and the light, and the hope that exists alongside both.
Created to Live With You
These are pieces to come back to.
To sit with.
To grow into over time.
FROM COLLECTORS
ANDREW, UK
Hi Amanda
The picture arrived and looks amazing in our Art Deco building apartment in the north of England (the photo really doesn't do it justice!).
LISA, SYDNEY
Hi Amanda
Well what can I say other than we absolutely LOVE it. Thank you for your brilliance can’t wait to see what you have in the works.
KAREN, GERMANY
Hi Amanda
Look at this it’s really meant to be isn’t it!
So so beautiful!
We are so happy with your amazing artworks can’t stop looking at them they bring so much joy and live to the home
DREAMS MADE VISIBLE
GROUP SHOW - ART IMAGES GALERY, ADELAIDE
29 May - 21 June 2026
Opening Night Friday 29 May 6-8pm
Dreams Made Visible brings together a dynamic group of contemporary Australian artists whose practices transform ideas, experiences, and observations into vivid, resonant form. Ranging from gestural investigations of colour and composition to intimate studies of the natural environment, the exhibition highlights the breadth and vitality of contemporary practice. It is both a reflection and a reimagining where dreams, sensations, and inner landscapes are brought into sharp, compelling focus.
Featuring works by Amanda Ketterer (image), Greta Laundy, Eleanor Noir, Tiffany Kingston, Eliza Piro, Katrina Linn, Emma Fuss, Hannah Goggs, Beth Hammond, and ceramics by Pia Kuykhoven.
Home is something I return to often
Not as a place, but as a feeling
A quiet strength
A sense of belonging inside yourself
That’s what I paint toward
My work also lives beyond the home, held in galleries across Australia and beyond.
