Divine Reflections

A special sundown exhibition showcasing artistry by Sabrina Ronzitti, Georgina Dacheff, Savanah Soloman, Julian Silburn. DIVINE REFLECTIONSOpening Night Join us for a beautiful evening of storytelling through music and art, celebrating the opening of Sabrina Ronzitti’s solo exhibition, Divine Reflections. Together with a collection of local Perth artists, we are honoured to invite you to share in this intimate evening together. Evening Programme 6:00 pm — Exhibition viewing, tea & light refreshments 6:35 pm — Featured music offering by Julian Silburn 7:00 pm — Featured music offering by Savanah Soloman 7:25 pm — Freedom Through Education Nepal talk 7:35 pm — Intermission, tea & artist-guided exhibition talk with Sabrina Ronzitti 8:00 pm — Featured music offering by Georgina Dacheff 8:25 pm — Raffle draw & closing A Little Note Please bring warm clothing, a blanket, throw rug or pillows if you would like to cosy up on the grass and enjoy the evening. Chairs will also be available. An Evening for a Cause Alongside celebrating art, music and the opening of Divine Reflections, the evening will raise funds for Freedom Through Education Nepal. Every ticket purchased helps provide children in Nepal with access to education, creating greater opportunity for their future. Freedom Through Education Nepal Divine Reflections is open to the public 10am - 2pm | Saturday 21th & Sunday the 22nd of November. Savanah Solomon is an Australian folk and country artist whose captivating live performances are rooted in storytelling, place and emotional honesty. Blending gentle guitars, warm melodies and vivid lyricism, her songs explore hope, heartbreak and healing. With a distinctive voice that feels both intimate and timeless, Savanah invites audiences into her world—one shaped by wide horizons, quiet reflection and the stories gathered along the way. “If Jewel and Joni Mitchell had a love-child, it would be Savanah Solomon.” — Rose Parker Didjeridu Player and Sound Healing Practitioner Julian is a didjeridu healer, performer and teacher with a passionate interest in Aboriginal culture and music. Julian has been taught by a number of Yolngu elders in Arnhemland and Noongar elders in Western Australia. Having collaborated with them musically and culturally over many years, he has their blessing and approval for using the didjeridu in his healing, performance and teaching work. In all these activities, he aims to respectfully impart the spirit of what he was taught and to connect people with nature through various rhythms, songs and nature calls. Georgina Dacheff is an indie-folk singer-songwriter from Perth, Western Australia, who weaves personal experiences into relatable songs that explore love, healing and self-discovery. A 2026 WAM Song of the Year nominee for ARMOUR, her music pairs intimate storytelling with warm acoustic textures and a voice that carries both strength and vulnerability. Georgina performs both solo and with her trio (featuring violin and bass) throughout WA and supporting artists including Hein Cooper, The Dreggs and Jack Botts, as she continues to establish herself as a compelling voice in Australia’s contemporary indie-folk landscape. Sabrina Ronzitti is a contemporary artist whose intricate mandala and abstraction paintings explore the spirit. Her practice began with an instinctive fascination for mandalas in childhood. Whilst struggling with learning difficulties it was drawing that became her language of expression. To which evolved into an artistic discipline of collecting stories and sketches on expeditions then bringing them to the studio to paint.