• PAUL EWART

    MULTIDISCIPLINARY ARTIST

    Bondi-based artist working across ceramic sculpture, canvas and photography.

  • PAUL EWART

    FORM & PROCESS

    Exploring the relationship between the human form, sculpture and perception through photography and making.

  • PAUL EWART

    PAINTING & CANVAS

    Working across canvas and colour, exploring gesture, movement and the human form through painting.

  • PAUL EWART

    Myths & Monsters

    Exploring mythical figures and contemporary interpretations of the human and animal form through sculpture.

  • PAUL EWART

    THE MAKING PROCESS

    Working directly with clay, exploring form, texture and character through an intuitive studio practice.

  • PAUL EWART

    SCULPTURE & FORM

    Exploring the human figure through clay, texture and gesture, creating sculptural forms that sit between character and abstraction.

SELECTED WORKS

A selection of work across sculpture, painting and photography.

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MYTHS & MONSTERS

SCULPTURE + PAINTING

A collection drawing on mythological figures and contemporary interpretations of the human form.

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SCULPTURE

Both Sides Now explores duality, identity and perception through mirrored sculptural forms.

JANUS SERIES

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FORM & FISSURE

PHOTOGRAPHY

A photographic exploration of the human form, movement and fragmented perspectives.

SCULPTURE BY
THE SEA, BONDI

BOTH SIDES NOW

2026

A new body of sculptural work exploring identity, perception and the human form, presented against the landscape of Bondi.

Upcoming Exhibition

ABOUT PAUL EWART

Paul Ewart is a Bondi-based multidisciplinary artist whose practice spans sculpture, painting and hand-finished fine-art photography.

Originally from the United Kingdom, Paul studied at Manchester School of Art before building an award-winning career as a journalist and television producer across the UK, Middle East and Australia. His decades of storytelling and image-making continue to shape his approach to contemporary art.

His work explores identity, perception, mythology and the human form, often examining the space between opposing perspectives, strength and vulnerability, and the relationship between body and landscape.

Based in Bondi for more than a decade, Paul works from his home studio, drawing inspiration from the coastline, ancient mythology and the ever-changing relationship between people and their environment.