Yolanda Eke is an Australian artist whose work blurs the line between abstraction, memory, and emotion. With a background in interiors, she brings an intuitive sensitivity to tone, texture, and composition - but now let's instinct lead where structure once did.

Her paintings favour soft edges, layered gestures, and palettes shaped by lived experience - from the muted warmth of Mediterranean light to the grounded hush of coastal Australia. Rather than designing for others her practice holds space for feeling, for what lingers, what shifts, and what doesn’t quite sit still. While much of her work explores remembered landscapes and emotional place, she also paints narrative-driven figurative pieces - often playful, sun-drenched, and rooted in character.

Each piece is a quiet unfolding - a landscape of emotion, filtered through memory and held in paint. Slow, soulful, and deeply personal.