This painting gives glimpses into the Munibung Bunyip’s life, his mining exploits and his friends. The paintings are fun and yet carry deeper levels of meaning about relationship, harmony and the creative energy behind all things and is one of four paintings commissioned in the mid-1990’s for the collection of Club Panthers Cardiff.

The Platypus Panel of Grand Slam Dreaming is the smallest and most endearing panel in this lengthy painting created by Sharon Davson. Overall the painting is by far the longest in her career to date.

a vibrantly spiritual work of contemplation. It has a peaceful yet provocative influence, with subtle layers of messages. It encapsulates the artist’s resonance and passion for peace and harmony in a way that we hope will transcend the future eras of humankind.

This painting has shown in two major retrospective exhibitions of Davsons art; the With Gratitude For The Light exhibition which toured in public regional art galleries from 1999 to 2002, and with the Davson ~ World Leaders & Enlightenment current exhibition on tour

Bush Relay is fun and striking for its simplicity. It is a light-hearted depiction of a picnic day relay race with the participants being Australian birds and animals. It is a painting to be enjoyed as if through the eyes of a child. This is possibly Davsons most carefree painting.

This painting gives glimpses into the Munibung Bunyip’s life, his mining exploits and his friends. The paintings are fun and yet carry deeper levels of meaning about relationship, harmony and the creative energy behind all things and is one of four paintings commissioned in the mid-1990’s for the collection of Club Panthers Cardiff.

Turning Point is a pivotal painting in the career of the artist. It has been associated with multiple World First Records or World First’s.

A Time to Grow is of major developmental significance. It marks a break from jig-saw or water pattern motifs which feature strongly in the artists mature work and is the only time such angular design has appeared in her art.

In 2011 Pat Farmer ran from pole to pole. Davson was both the official artist and also the first artist to be a significant sponsor of an international sporting event. The event took place across 14 countries. Tribulations reflects some of the challenges the runner and the artist faced in the lead-up to this world record making Pole to Pole run from the North Pole to the South Pole through the Americas.

This painting gives glimpses into the Munibung Bunyip’s life, his mining exploits and his friends. The paintings are fun and yet carry deeper levels of meaning about relationship, harmony and the creative energy behind all things and is one of four paintings commissioned in the mid-1990’s for the collection of Club Panthers Cardiff.

The Platypus Panel of Grand Slam Dreaming is the smallest and most endearing panel in this lengthy painting created by Sharon Davson. Overall the painting is by far the longest in her career to date.

a vibrantly spiritual work of contemplation. It has a peaceful yet provocative influence, with subtle layers of messages. It encapsulates the artist’s resonance and passion for peace and harmony in a way that we hope will transcend the future eras of humankind.

This painting has shown in two major retrospective exhibitions of Davsons art; the With Gratitude For The Light exhibition which toured in public regional art galleries from 1999 to 2002, and with the Davson ~ World Leaders & Enlightenment current exhibition on tour

This painting is happy and restful depicting the artist, 'Koni' and his friends.

Bush Relay is fun and striking for its simplicity. It is a light-hearted depiction of a picnic day relay race with the participants being Australian birds and animals. It is a painting to be enjoyed as if through the eyes of a child. This is possibly Davsons most carefree painting.

In their lifetime of creativity, most great artists are remembered for a small handful of significant works. Finding The Balance - Teeth, Claws, Tusks are such works. This set of three confronting, dynamic and detailed works of art juxtaposes endangered species and feral animals in beautiful detail.

In their lifetime of creativity, most great artists are remembered for a small handful of significant works. Finding The Balance - Teeth, Claws, Tusks are such works. This set of three confronting, dynamic and detailed works of art juxtaposes endangered species and feral animals in beautiful detail.

In their lifetime of creativity, most great artists are remembered for a small handful of significant works. Finding The Balance - Teeth, Claws, Tusks are such works. This set of three confronting, dynamic and detailed works of art juxtaposes endangered species and feral animals in beautiful detail.

This painting gives glimpses into the Munibung Bunyip’s life, his mining exploits and his friends. The paintings are fun and yet carry deeper levels of meaning about relationship, harmony and the creative energy behind all things and is one of four paintings commissioned in the mid-1990’s for the collection of Club Panthers Cardiff.

This painting gives glimpses into the Munibung Bunyip’s life, his mining exploits and his friends. The paintings are fun and yet carry deeper levels of meaning about relationship, harmony and the creative energy behind all things and is one of four paintings commissioned in the mid-1990’s for the collection of Club Panthers Cardiff.

A dream-like perspective floats between the real and unreal. The design of the work is cyclic. The structure can only exist upon trust, as the gifts and their attendants are situated on leaves that have grown from an item placed upon one of the leaves. Without trust, all would return to the sea, and the magical ambiguous balances and separations that assist all to flourish would disappear

Living Freedom came into existence through the artist dialling a wrong number to a company about which she had no previous knowledge. So she enquired about the company. This secured a meeting with Cheryl Matthews, the Executive Secretary of Mortgage Finance Australia Ltd, which led to the commission to create two paintings for the company foyer.

Created in support of the endangered birds at Barron Grounds Sanctuary near Bowral in NSW. Commissioned in 2001 for the collection of Graham and Jenny Buchan, Sydney, NSW, the artist agreed to donate half the value of the painting to Barron Grounds for the preservation endangered birds

Created to hang in the square building featured in the work. The majority of this painting was created with Sharon painting in public, in the foyer of the State Office Building in Sydney in 1986. Hung in exhibitions in Sharon’s First Impression Gallery, Sydney, until delivery to the Pittwater Village in early 1988.

Set in a landscape setting, it raises a profound environmental question, 'Is Anyone Listening?' and is the epitome of her campaign for endangered species and environmental awareness.

For information regarding 'Creative People' as well as 'Origins of the Future' click name link under image

The painting was begun in 1993. At the time, the artist was working on a series of paintings which depicted endangered or vulnerable species from around the world. Several such species are featured in this multi-layered composition.

'Enjoying Life' could bring together your investment, leadership and artistic aspirations within a fun painting celebrating creation. It presents a rare, light-hearted, visual and investment opportunity

Important milestones are being reached, one after another for the art in the 'A Wondrous Life' series and The Davson Art Hotel.
These milestones are now impacting on the acquisition prices for paintings. to read more click image name link.