Jayda Koludrovic is a visual artist based in Melbourne, Australia. Known for her evocative use of colour, layered textures, and organic forms, her work draws deeply from the Australian landscape and native flora—capturing nature’s subtle beauty, complexity, and imperfection.

Jayda’s carefully curated colour palette reflects the tones of the natural world: earthy ochres, muted greens, and moments of red and pink inspired by native blossoms. Her creative process embraces experimental techniques and multi-medium layering, mimicking the unpredictability and rawness found in the natural environment. Through fluid compositions and abstract patterns, she allows materials to interact freely, encouraging textures and shapes to form organically—echoing the way nature evolves without rigid structure or control.

Each piece offers a sensory connection to the land, inviting viewers to pause, feel, and reflect. Her work sits at the intersection of intuition and environment, aiming to evoke not just the appearance of nature, but its emotional and immersive presence.

Commission – Lanson Place, Parliament Gardens | 2023–2024
Commissioned by Lanson Place to create 82 unique artworks for their new Melbourne residence, Parliament Gardens. This large-scale project allowed me to merge artistic creativity with design precision and project management. My art concept reflected Lanson Place’s architectural vision, where the restored 1901 Salvation Army Printing Works integrates seamlessly with a modern tower—honouring heritage while embracing contemporary design.

Collaboration with Koala Living | 2024–Present
Currently collaborating with Koala Living to make my artworks accessible to a wider audience. In 2024, I secured a licensing agreement for the reproduction and distribution of selected pieces. Working closely with their creative team, I ensure my art complements the brand’s aesthetic while staying true to my artistic identity.

Solo Exhibition – “Flourish” | The Stan Gallery, 2022
In 2022, I held my first solo exhibition, Flourish, at The Stan Gallery in Mount Waverley, Victoria. This milestone showcased a collection celebrating growth, movement, and the organic forms found in nature.