Sally Browne (b. UK, based in Sydney) is an abstract painter whose work explores the intuitive, psychological and often pre-verbal layers of experience. Her paintings develop through improvisation and gesture, forming shapes that drift between the biomorphic and the domestic; like half-remembered interiors or fragments of personal atmosphere.

A background in textile design, typography, and over a decade in branding shaped her sensitivity to the unseen side of visual language: how form, rhythm, colour and touch create a feeling long before they create meaning. This interest in the hidden emotional logic of images now underpins her studio practice.

After leaving the design industry in 2015, Browne found commercial success as a watercolour artist with works collected internationally. Since beginning her Bachelor of Fine Arts at the National Art School in 2021, she has focused exclusively on abstraction, embracing chance, disruption and tactile materiality as ways of accessing what sits just beneath conscious thought.