And you will know it by the trail of love

Lizzy Skye

Main Gallery

And you will know it by the trail of love articulates a dialectics of grief-love; that the agony of grief coexists with our capacity to experience the enormity of love. Love and grief are interwoven, their meanings are informed by and enmeshed with one another. To know love we have to touch grief, while we experience grief because of our understanding of love. The exhibition explores both collective and personal experiences of grief-love through collage, photomontage and prose.

Lizzy Skye works across artistic mediums to investigate the fragile nature of being. She has worked as a lecturer in art history and textiles, as well as facilitating community art projects. 

El Jardin Del Rosario

Bella Bianchini

Foyer gallery

Bella Bianchini is an emerging multidisciplinary artist based on Kaurna land in Adelaide, South Australia. Working across ceramics, painting, sculpture, installation, and writing, her practice explores memory, love, grief, family, vulnerability, and human connection through bold colour, texture, and expressive forms. Inspired by the women in her family, Bella’s work embraces emotion, playfulness, imperfection, and the beauty found within everyday life.

Her work reflects on connection, cultural memory, softness, and the importance of holding the people we love close. Through flowers, layered textures, organic forms, and vibrant colour, Bella creates work that feels deeply personal, emotional, slightly chaotic, and full of warmth. Her practice embraces experimentation, humour, vulnerability, and the importance of allowing herself to create imperfectly as a way of understanding human experience.

Bella believes there is beauty in mess, emotion, unpredictability, and vulnerability; that being human is not about polished perfection, but about connection, feeling, honesty, and sometimes simply trying your best and hoping for the best.

Exhibition opening

5:30 - 7:30pm

Thursday June 4th 2026

This exhibition will run from

June 4th to July 4th 2026