Chantelle Stewart is an Australian contemporary artist working primarily in large-scale abstraction shaped by landscape and material.

Based on Sydney’s Northern Beaches, her practice is grounded in direct engagement with terrain - layering acrylic, charcoal and foraged elements to create works defined by tonal restraint and geological depth. Each painting evolves through material resistance and response, resulting in compositions that feel both expansive and grounded.

Stewart first gained national recognition after winning The Next Big Thing Art Prize and was most recently a finalist in the Paddington Art Prize, awarded to leading Australian landscape artists.

Her works are held in private collections in Australia and internationally, and are available for placement in residential and design projects.