In her solo exhibition Disquiet, Kim Anderson turns her finely tuned, observational drawing practice toward the bushland surrounding her home on Dja Dja Wurrung country.

Known for her meticulously rendered, psychologically charged imagery, Anderson draws out the uncanny beauty of the everyday landscape, capturing moments where stillness teeters on the edge of unease. These deeply atmospheric works echo with grief, awe and quiet astonishment, revealing the emotional weight that lingers beneath the surface of familiar terrain. With exquisite detail, she maps a world in flux – one where shadow and light, sorrow and wonder coexist in fragile equilibrium.