About Mitch...
Mitch Gobel is an Australian artist. He was born in 1990 on the Mornington Peninsula, Melbourne, and currently resides with his family in the Northern Rivers area of NSW, Australia.
Best known for his 10+ years spent creating with resin, Mitch's work has evolved into various mixed media, and since 2022, his practice has focused on acrylic and oil painting. Despite the significant shift in medium, the essence of Gobel's original style is felt in his new approach to art.
Inspired primarily by nature and his psychedelic experiences, Gobel tells his stories using the subtle, often overlooked complexities of colour through abstract art.
'I've always been drawn to the simplicity of colour. As my practice has evolved, so too has my understanding and appreciation for the power that something seemingly as simple as colour can evoke intense and powerful emotions.
Being self-taught has gifted me a real sense of freedom when it comes to art. Furthermore, my attraction to abstraction has influenced and encouraged few limitations on how and what I paint.'
Mitch has established solid connections with like-minded artists, art collectors, and commercial clients worldwide. His work is currently displayed in private collections in 60 different countries. The majority of his audience is based in Australia, the United States, and the United Kingdom.
You can stay updated on Mitch's journey through Instagram (@mitch.gobel).
Exhibitions and Achievements
December 2023 - Once again, Mitch features as the leading artist on Scenics second luxury cruise ship, The Scenic Eclipse II. Cementing a solid commercial, and very positive personal connection with the Scenic group.
June 2020 - Gobel was selected as the leading artist to be featured on the newly built Scenic Eclipse discovery cruise ship. Three original artworks were commissioned and a range of 124 prints were selected for display in all of the ships suites. The Eclipse currently owns the largest collection of Mitch’s work.
July 2019 - Self-promoted and presented solely online, Gobel released his well recieved exhibition ‘In Lak Ech, A’la Kin - I Am You, You Are Me, We are One’. Comprised of twelve original resin works which all sold.
March 2019 - A selection of Mitch’s printed art was selected for display in 490 rooms of the newly renovated Marriot Hotel in New Orleans, U.S.
January 2019 – Created ‘The Tide’ for Cody Simpson’s album cover, which has currently had over 62,000,000 plays on Spotify.
August 2018 – Gobel created ‘Silence Speaks’ for Trevor Hall’s album cover of The Fruitful Darkness. The album has currently had over 45,000,000 plays on Spotify.
April 2018 - Mitch was commissioned to create seven original artworks for ‘The Edge’ cruise ship, as part of the Celebrity Cruises fleet. The collection of artworks ‘Sea Scapes’ is currently displayed in the highly regarded Cyprus Restaurant, onboard the ship.
November 2016 – Gobel self-exhibited ‘Paradise Valley’ a collection of 8 original artworks, which were presented at the Trader Trove, on the Gold Coast Australia.
July 2016 - As a result of Gobel’s rise on Instagram, in 2016 he decided to transition into self-representation.
June 2015 - ‘Voices’ was exhibited as his second solo show through Mossgreen Gallery. Later that year he also signed with Red Sea Gallery in Brisbane and sold works through both galleries until early 2016.
March 2014 - ‘The Vision Project’ was exhibited with Mossgreen Gallery in Melbourne. Through it’s success Gobel, went on to donate $25,000 as a result of the works sold to The Wildlife Warriors animal hospital and charity – a cause close to Mitch’s heart.
Following ‘The Vision Project’ exhibition, Mitch was approached by and went on to work with and raise funds for Sea Shepherd, Greenpeace and Australian conservation charities - Animalia Wildlife Shelter and GECO, for which he additionally became an ambassador for.
October 2013 - Gobel was taken on by Gallery Sorrento, a local gallery to his hometown on the Mornington Peninsula, Australia. He exhibited with Gallery Sorrento until he signed with competing state gallery Mossgreen, three months later.