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Youth Creative Competition 2023
Some amazingly talented young artists and writers were discovered in the City of Ryde’s inaugural Youth Creative Competition.
The winners were announced on 23 November 2023 at Lachlan’s Line Auditorium, with high quality entries in both the art and writing categories impressing and delighting judges.
This year’s theme was ‘Hope for the Future’. The competition, ran from 1 July-31 October 2023, and offered a tremendous new opportunity for artists and writers aged 12-24 who live, work, or study in the Council area to have their talents recognised.
In the art category, entrants were asked to submit an image of a painting, drawing, photograph, sculpture, digital artwork, or collage.
Writers needed to submit a short story, fan fiction, poem, review, or any other piece of prose to a maximum of 1,000 words.
The winners were:
Art Category
12-15 Age Group:
Winner: Anika Fenech - Flowers of Change
Runner Up: Ethan Rogers - Light Painting Silhouette
16-19 Age Group:
Winner: Charlotte Jolly - Hopeful Tails
Runner Up: Eleanor Heng - Bubble Baby
20-24 Age Group:
Winner: Georgie Rosenberg - Just Foolish
Runner Up: Madeline Luc - In Stillness We Find Hope
Highly Commended: Leo Lampton - Animals on the Land
Writing Category
12-15 Age Group
Winner: Annabelle Whitfield - Hope for the Future
Runner Up: Sheldon Chan - The Seed of Hope
16-19 Age Group
Winner: Amelia Mayne - Daffodils
Runner Up: Elle Fenech - The Desire for Blossoms of Hope
20-24 Age Group
Winner: Celia Thirimanna - Antithetical Melancholia
Runner Up: Madeline Luc - Lavender Logos
Highly Commended: Sebastian Lee – Threads of Hope



