Art & Emotion
Collective · Artists
The Art & Emotion Collective brings together kindred artists whose works speak through colour, form, and feeling. Each creation is a journey of emotion—quiet yet powerful—expressing the universal language of beauty, nature, healing, and truth.
As a curated gallery and collective led by Mira Corbova, Art & Emotion presents a cohesive yet diverse group of artists under the Art & Emotion theme, where art moves us beautifully, honestly, and deeply. Each artist contributes a distinct energy, their voices entwining into a harmonious story of emotion that unfolds through gallery exhibitions and art fairs.
Meet the 2026 Sydney-based artists: These artists are planned to exhibit with the collective in upcoming fairs, bringing fresh perspectives and unique voices to the dialogue of Art & Emotion.
Contact: gallery@miracorbovaart.com
Past Art Fairs: Parallax London, UK · Auckland Art Fair, Wellington Art Show, Christchurch Art Show, New Zealand · The Other Art Fair, Sydney, Australia
Upcoming 2026: World Art Dubai, UAE
Mira Corbova
Poetic Art - Abstract oil paintings infused with poetry and iridescent light.
Mira is an internationally exhibiting artist, poet and curator living in Sydney, Australia.
Her works explore the quiet dialogue between colour and emotion. Layer by layer, she paints moments of healing and reflection - where softness meets strength, and stillness finds its golden glow. Her signature iridescent pigments invite light to dance across each surface, echoing the ever-changing energy of the soul.
Alyson Hayes
Ceramic light sculptures that breathe calm into space.
Alyson is Sydney based artist whose creations radiate a gentle luminosity - sculpted forms that echo stillness and warmth. Through the interplay of clay and light, her work invites contemplation and quiet connection, transforming interiors into sanctuaries of peace.
Jessika Steiner
New Caledonia-born Jessika Steiner works primarily in acrylic and mixed media, exploring the intersection of memory, nostalgia, and the natural world. Her paintings are vivid interpretations of childhood impressions—snapshots of colour, movement, and organic form—filtered through a deeply personal lens.
Through extensive experimentation and play, Jessika discovered a way to communicate the vivid colours and organic shapes etched in her memory.
Her work emerges from a state of ‘creative flow’—an intuitive, spontaneous process that reflects her reverence for the natural environment and the profound influence of women writers on her evolving visual language.
Tatiana Pavón
Abstract oil paintings that dance between spirit, place, and emotion.
Chilean-born and now based in Sydney, Tatiana paints from the meeting point of two worlds - where emotion, movement, and memory intertwine. Inspired by her Latin heritage and lifelong love of dance, she translates rhythm and vitality into layered expressions of colour and form. Subtle Spanish verses and silhouettes emerge through her works, where the Australian landscape meets a Latin American soul.
