Gemma Pullar is an emerging artist based in South-East Melbourne, Australia. Her practice centres on emotional abstraction, combining figurative and narrative elements to explore themes of containment, growth, and transformation.

Working across painting and installation, Pullar’s work moves between the familiar and the surreal. She constructs quiet, ambiguous scenes where scale, perspective, and spatial relationships are subtly unsettled, creating a sense of psychological dislocation. Through these shifts, her work invites viewers into moments that feel both recognisable and strangely altered.

Domestic motifs recur as symbolic structures within her practice, acting as sites of tension between restriction and autonomy. Objects, interiors, and figures are often reconfigured or displaced, suggesting an underlying impulse to move beyond imposed boundaries.

Pullar completed a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) at Monash University and also studied at Chisholm Institute of TAFE in Melbourne.