Fine art by artist Lah. Fine Art. The real and imagined. Building a new Visual Culture.
30/04/2026
My painting for the art auction this Friday. Honoured to be amongst these fantastic artists for the 30x30 exhibition at Curtin University. You can bid for this and many more artworks online via at 6pm with all proceeds going to the grad show.
Thank you for the time, the attention, and the conversations around the work.
Grateful to for the invitation — and to those who’ve chosen to live with the works.
Last days at Nyisztor
Opening night 🌙 ✨️
Tomorrow night (after the storm)
5pm
NYISZTOR STUDIO
Essex St, Freo
Come get quiet and uncomfortable.
Cyclical Tyrants opens @ in Fremantle
Sat 28th March 2026 - 11 Apr 2026.
05/03/2026
I was lucky enough to attend Baker Boy without my epilepsy being a problem at any point. From my very first contact with the Box Office lead, through to Baker Boy’s conscientious lighting and stage crew, I was genuinely looked after. I was provided with a safe, low-light space to retreat to when needed — a level of care I have never experienced before from an established artist, their team, or a festival organisation.
In all my years living with photosensitive epilepsy, I have never encountered such thoughtful, proactive access(ability) and outright kindness. Perth Festival and Baker Boy are setting a benchmark for what access rights can and should look like. You made it possible for us to be part of the musical communities we love and adore, that keep us alive and fuel our own being in this world.
in Perth was a festival in itself. His lyrical precision stands with the best in the industry, delivered through a multilingual repertoire with both power and elegance. His dancing and didgeridoo performance feel like activism drawn from the joy we seek, as a reminder of what magic music can do. Beyond the stage, he is a gracious, grounded and generous human. If you haven’t experienced him live, I implore you. What a night!!! I will forever hold deep gratitude to Perth Festival and Baker Boy. Indebted.
Quiet works. Persistent questions. What remains unspoken when silence becomes a condition of survival? What continues behind closed doors? Cyclical Tyrants opens 28 March at Nyisztor Studio.
03/02/2026
OPENING NIGHT
Cyclical Tyrants
📍 Nyisztor Studio, Fremantle
🗓 Saturday 28 March 2026
🕔 5–7pm
Developed through long-form research, Cyclical Tyrants examines cycles of power, control, and inheritance as they persist within private, domestic spaces. RSVP via link in bio.
03/02/2026
Solo exhibition incoming!
Opening Night
Saturday 28 March 2026
5–7pm
Nyisztor Studio
1/17 Essex Street, Fremantle WA
Cylical Tyrants brings together a series of small-scale paintings developed through long-form research, examining cycles of power, control, and inheritance as they unfold within private, domestic spaces. The works sit quietly, but insistently, with what persists behind closed doors.
Please reserve your free tickets via this link:
Opening Night: Cyclical Tyrants Art Exhibition by Leah Pirone Examining reverberations of domestic violence through childhood fantasy and role play, where innocence collides with control and sinister echoes linger.
20/01/2026
Progress but not finished yet. Will add depth and colour to foreground, and push back parts of the sky.