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ANDREA MOSER ART 

Layers of Wax. Stories of Life 

Bespoke Encaustic Commissions & Professional Exhibition Practice

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Mapping Stories, Heritage and Natural Lifecycles through Encaustic Wax

In Conversation: Earth Day Artist Talk

As artists, we often invite viewers to engage with finished works on a wall. But what happens when we open up the dialogue to examine the materials, processes, and natural rhythms behind the art?

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I am excited to be co-presenting an upcoming artist talk alongside fellow artist Renata Buziak at the FGS Chung Tian Temple Art Gallery, held in conjunction with our exhibition Between Space and Abstraction. 

Presented as part of Earth-centred programming with the Australian Earth Laws Alliance (AELA), this special artist talk brings together two distinct creative practices to examine how art fosters an ecocentric culture. 

Titled Nature, Memory & Materiality, our session explores how the physical world shapes our creative philosophy:

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 Renata Buziak explores the space between seeing and knowing. She invites us to pause before we name what we look at, discovering botanical forms within abstract layers of colour, texture, and emotion.

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 Andrea Moser delves into the ancient history and tactile process of encaustic wax, examining how nature’s rhythms mirror human life, memory, and generational legacy within an Earth community.

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📍 Venue: FGS Chung Tian Temple Art Gallery (1034 Underwood Rd, Priestdale)

🗓️ Date: Sunday 15 November 2026

⏰ Time: 2:00 PM

🎟️ Admission: Free | All welcome

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We look forward to sharing an intimate conversation on material process, natural cycles, and storytelling with our community.

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The Legacy Portrait:
Documenting Personal History

A Legacy Portrait is a permanent record of a life’s work, ancestral history, or a private property’s evolution. Using the 3x3 narrative grid, I deconstruct milestones and personal achievements into a cohesive painting or installation. These works are designed as foundational assets for private residences, intended to anchor a home with a documented sense of place and lineage.

The Collection: Available Works

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Upcoming Exhibitions

26 September -22 November 2026

International Cultural Exchange Exhibition

This cross-cultural exhibition brings together three contemporary artists from Taiwan alongside five local Australian artists for a collaborative visual dialogue. Showcasing diverse perspectives across medium, tradition, and global narrative, the exhibition highlights shared artistic connections and cultural exchange within the community.

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  • Opening Event: Saturday, 26 September 2026 at 1:00 PM

  • Venue: FGS Chung Tian Temple, 103 Underwood Road, Priestdale QLD

  • Opening Hours: 9 am - 4:40 pm Tuesday to Sunday

4 - 11 December 2026

Brisbane Institute of Art Exhibition

An exhibition presenting recent studies in figure and portraiture created during advanced studies at the Brisbane Institute of Art. This body of work explores portraiture, posture, and human form and is an experimental evolution of the studio's focus on natural lifecycles.

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  • Exhibition opening: Friday, 4 December 2026, 6:30 PM

  • Venue: Brisbane Institute of Art, 41 Grafton St, Windsor, 4030 QLD

  • Opening Hours: 9 am - 4 pm Monday to Thursday, 9 am - 3 pm Friday

Join the Collector's Circle


By registering, you receive early notification of new encaustic series, behind-the-scenes insights into the creative process, and priority access to upcoming private showings and exhibitions. As a welcome, you will also receive my guide on the long-term care and archival value of your encaustic collection. My correspondence is brief, personal, and sent bimonthly.

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The Practice

Operating from a dedicated studio in Brisbane, Andrea Moser specialises in the integration of ancient media with modern architectural systems. Her practice is defined by a 9-panel narrative grid—a structural framework used to deconstruct and map complex lifecycles, professional legacies, and environmental transitions.

By fusing encaustic wax, ink and fine liners, pigments and hand-gilded metal leaf, Moser creates archival installations that function as both fine art and permanent records of time.

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