a place of storytelling, culture and community.
A colorful tribal-style digital painting of a human brain made of intricate circular patterns and dots, with a green and black striped scuba diving mask in the lower left corner.
An artistic depiction of microscopic organisms and cells, featuring circular cell structures with detailed internal components, background filled with tiny dots, and various abstract shapes resembling bacteria or viruses in red, pink, yellow, and blue colors.
Australian Aboriginal dot painting featuring concentric circles, wavy lines, horseshoes, and lucky charms in purple, white, green, red, black, and yellow colors.

Client Reviews

Australian Paralympic Team

Gidget Foundation Australia

Australian Paralympic Team

"Rheanna not only created a design for our uniform, she captured the story and the heart of the Australian Paralympic Team.

Our athletes now wear it with pride at both Winter and Summer Paralympic Games. Rheanna’s art has symbolically brought our athletes together from the very first Australian Paralympians in 1960 to the team of today.

Our uniform is the envy of other nations and we are incredibly grateful for the time Rheanna took to listen to and understand our team culture before translating it into this beautiful work of art."

— Kate McLoughlin - Chef de Mission, Australian Paralympic Team

"Working with Rhe was an honour and a privilege for us at the Gidget Foundation.

It was seamless from the first conversation about the project right through until delivery of our beautiful artwork, which was a spectacular representation of our special heartfelt gerbera image.

Not only was Rhe easy to deal with but her adaptation of the brief was beyond our expectations as she truly immersed herself in our mission, vision and values. I would work with Rhe again, in a heart-beat!"

— Arabella Gibson, CEO Gidget Foundation Australia

“I have worked with Rhe since 2017 and during that time I’ve not only been able to commission some amazing pieces of art for The Fred Hollows Foundation, I’ve also learnt a lot about Rhe’s culture as a Yuin woman and how she shares her culture through her painting and classes.

I feel privileged to know Rhe and learn about her work and The Foundation has been very lucky to commission pieces which represent our values. I plan on working and continuing to learn from Rhe well into the future.

This new business venture is very exciting and a great extension of her amazing portfolio of work.” 

— Bronte Phillipps, Senior Partnerships Executive, The Fred Hollows Foundation.
A woman standing on a rocky shore by a body of water during sunset, holding a sports jersey with the number 7 and the words 'homestar' on it, smiling at the camera.

The Artist

Rheanna Lotter is a proud Aboriginal woman from Yuin Nation whose art is grounded in storytelling, connection, and community. Through meaningful and authentic works, she creates pieces that bring people together — honouring identity, shared experiences, and the stories that connect us.

Her work goes beyond aesthetics, with each artwork carrying purpose and creating space for people to feel seen, connected, and a sense of belonging.
Work With Me
  • Australian Aboriginal dot painting featuring circular patterns with yellow, black, and white accents on a teal background with small teal dots.

    Suncorp Bank

  • A vibrant, abstract, green artwork with circular and wavy patterns, dotted textures, and white line accents, resembling a intricate mandala or kaleidoscopic design.

    Sydney Thunder

  • A colorful abstract painting with concentric circles, wavy lines, and various geometric shapes in orange, white, purple, green, blue, and black, resembling Indigenous Australian dot painting styles.

    The Fred Hollows Foundation

  • A colorful abstract illustration of a DNA double helix structure with circular and dotted patterns, set against a dark teal background, incorporating elements resembling cellular or molecular imagery.

    Department of Creative Industries, Tourism, Hospitality and Sport

  • A colorful indigenous Aboriginal dot painting featuring circular patterns, wavy lines, horseshoes, and boomerangs on a dark background, with elements in shades of purple, blue, green, red, and white.

    Hazel Glen College

  • A colorful Aboriginal Australian dot painting featuring concentric circles, boomerangs, and stylized footprints on a blue background.

    Chifley College Senior Campus - Collaboration with students

  • Colorful aboriginal dot painting featuring circular patterns with snake-like shapes, dotted lines, and guitar pick symbols, primarily in blue, red, yellow, green, and white colors.

    Ryde Secondary College

  • Colorful Aboriginal-style artwork depicting cells, bacteria, viruses, and microscopic organisms in shades of blue, pink, and white with dot patterns and detailed line work.

    Pymble Ladies College

  • An abstract indigenous Australian dot painting artwork featuring concentric circles, wavy lines, and various geometric shapes in brown, orange, and beige tones.

    Private Commission

  • Abstract pattern featuring concentric circles at the center, radiating lines, and floral motifs in various colors including green, blue, brown, black, and red, with dotted backgrounds.

    Southern Highlands After Hours Doctors Service

  • Abstract indigenous-style pattern with circular and spiral motifs in red, blue, black, yellow, and white colors.

    NSW Swifts 2025

  • Colorful Indigenous Australian dot painting with concentric circles, swirling lines, footprints, and natural motifs in blue, yellow, red, black, and white.

    Obrien Glass

  • Aboriginal-style dot painting with concentric circles, wavy lines, and star-like shapes in white, black, and maroon colors.

    Roberston Spuddies

  • Aboriginal style artwork featuring a pathway, surrounded by curves and circular patterns, with a pair of feet at the bottom wearing sneakers with red, white, and black stripes.

    Private Commission

  • Abstract pattern resembling a vibrant, colorful mandala with concentric circles and intricate designs in red, yellow, blue, black, and white. There are decorative elements like dots, lines, and stylized shapes on a red background.

    NSW Swifts 2026

  • A vibrant, abstract pattern featuring concentric circles and wavy lines made of small dots and curved shapes in varying shades of blue and white, set against a black background.

    Sutherland Sharks Basketball

  • An Aboriginal-style painting featuring concentric circles, lines, and patterns in red, white, black, blue, and orange colors, with dotted designs and curved shapes.

    Clemenger Group

  • Abstract pattern with concentric circles and dotted designs in blue, white, green, pink, orange, and yellow, resembling a mandala or spiritual artwork.

    Boeing Australia

Group of people holding colorful abstract paintings in an art gallery or classroom with a plain white wall backdrop.

Corporate and Team Building Workshops

Perfect for corporate teams and team-building experiences. Our workshops create opportunities for connection, collaboration, and meaningful shared experiences through creativity and storytelling.

Book Workshop
Two women in sports uniforms holding cricket bats, standing by a body of water during sunset with trees and a cloudy sky in the background.
Two women in athletic uniforms standing outdoors on grass, smiling, with trees and a building in the background. They are holding a sports helmet.
A male athlete from the Australian Paralympic team holding a gold medal at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, standing in front of a crowd during the award ceremony.