Collection: Jasmine Veronique - Originals

Jasmine Veronique is a Sunshine Coast–based contemporary artist whose oil paintings explore the

quiet relationship between people, place and Australia's native wildflowers. Inspired by the Wallum

landscapes of the Sunshine Coast, Noosa and Cooloola regions, her work moves between sweeping

flora-scapes and intimate botanical portraits, celebrating the beauty and wildness of the natural world.

Time spent walking these landscapes forms the foundation of Jasmine's practice. Through

observation, memory and painterly interpretation, she creates works that invite viewers to pause, look

closely and experience familiar places with renewed wonder.

Following her solo exhibitions The Dance of the Wildflowers (2025) and The Wildflower Letters

(2026), Jasmine has become recognised for her distinctive interpretations of Australian wildflowers.

She is a finalist in multiple national art prizes, and her paintings are held in private collections across

Australia, New Zealand and the United States.

Jasmine Veronique is a Sunshine Coast–based contemporary artist whose oil paintings explore the

quiet relationship between people, place and Australia's native wildflowers. Inspired by the Wallum

landscapes of the Sunshine Coast, Noosa and Cooloola regions, her work moves between sweeping

flora-scapes and intimate botanical portraits, celebrating the beauty and wildness of the natural world.

Time spent walking these landscapes forms the foundation of Jasmine's practice. Through

observation, memory and painterly interpretation, she creates works that invite viewers to pause, look

closely and experience familiar places with renewed wonder.

Following her solo exhibitions The Dance of the Wildflowers (2025) and The Wildflower Letters

(2026), Jasmine has become recognised for her distinctive interpretations of Australian wildflowers.

She is a finalist in multiple national art prizes, and her paintings are held in private collections across

Australia, New Zealand and the United States.