Purpose Driven Art
Supporting conservation through creativity
Art Auction for Tiger Conservation
A special collaboration with Ballarat Wildlife Park to support Tiger Conservation for Global Tiger Day 2026
Mini Wildlife Collection
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Sold out‘A Brother’s Love’ Original
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‘Better Together’ Original
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‘Her’ Original
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‘Rainbow Elk’ Original
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Sold out‘The Future Is Bright’ Original
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Sold out‘Tiger Alla Prima Study’ Original
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Sold out‘Tiger on Wood’ Original
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Sold out‘Waiting’ Original
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The artist..
Driven by the belief that art has the power to inspire empathy and create meaningful change, Paige collaborates with zoos, conservation organisations and community initiatives to help tell the stories of threatened species and contribute to their protection. Through her work, she hopes to encourage others to not only appreciate wildlife, but to feel a sense of responsibility towards preserving it for future generations.
Purpose Driven Art
Conservation is at the heart of my practice and I strive to be transparent about the impact we make as a collective. You can read about the past, current and upcoming ways that PDA and The Keeper's Club are supporting conservation.
Become a Keeper
Join a community of people who love art, animals and want to make a collective impact. Enjoy Keeper Club perks such as early access to releases, input on conservation projects and donation allocations and more.
Magnify: Artist in Residence 2027
In 2027, Paige will undertake a three-month artist residency at the Kingston Arts Centre in Melbourne, where she plans to continue developing her wildlife-focused practice while exploring deeper themes of emotion, connection and conservation through painting and community engagement.







