"Stacey Mrmacovski is a contemporary artist with a strong artistic lineage. Her grandmother trained her in the art of oils from the age of 6, instilling a lifelong passion for painting.

 

The canvas becomes a conduit for Stacey Mrmacovski's  captivating exploration of energy, emergence, and release. With mesmerising brushstrokes, she traverses fluid landscapes that blend reality and imagination, ultimately arriving at a place where raw emotions reside. Within this timeless realm, her art pierces you with its delicate touch, evoking profound sensations."​

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- Manyung Gallery

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"From a distance, Mrmacovski's abstract landscapes appear dynamic yet composed, their forms suggesting horizons, weather systems, or the organic rhythms of nature. But it is only when one steps closer that the true complexity of her process is revealed. Her use of impasto - the technique of applying thick, textured layers of paint - transforms the canvas into a terrain of intricate peaks and valleys. The surface becomes almost sculptural, the paint whipped and sliced into place with a confidence that belies its apparent chaos.

This tactile immediacy makes the paintings feel alive, as though their forms are still shifting underfoot. It is a kind of visual conversation: the viewer's eye is drawn to one detail and then another, tracing the rhythm of the artist's hand as it moved across the canvas. Each work offers a different tempo, a new way to engage with the materiality of paint itself"

- Michael Reid Southern Highlands Gallery

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"There is great power in simplicity, and with an economy of stroke so much can be said of the landscape Stacey Mrmacovski conjures. Based in Melbourne/Wurundjeri, Mrmacovski is inspired by the colours and lighting of the Australian landscape, and her works are purely emotive depictions influenced by both impressionism and expressionism. Stacey makes use of the impasto technique, which requires heaping paint onto the canvas and quickly whipping and slicing it into form. This thickened paint records gestures in a way that acrylic simply cannot. Moving closer to any one of the eighteen paintings, one can appreciate the intricate peaks and troughs of the paint – as though it were its own kind of landscape."​

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- Amber Creswell Bell

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Featured in The Design Files 'Top 14 Must See Artists from the Affordable Art Fair', Home Beautiful Magazine's Elle Lovelock's 'Top Artwork Picks', 'Affordable Art Fair Director's Picks'. Invited to paint Live throughout the Affordable Art Fair Melbourne 2024.

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Stacey's artwork is held in private and commercial collections nationwide and has been collected across the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Europe, Asia, and New Zealand. Her work has gained international recognition, with pieces displayed in diverse locations worldwide.

Press: Featured in Home Design Magazine, Grand Designs Australia Magazine, Home Beautiful Magazine, Belle Magazine.