Eleanor Louise Butt paints from the inside out. Her large-scale canvases, depicting waves of neon green coiling against dark earth, a field of ochre holding a bruised, luminous centre, give you the feeling that you have stumbled into a process still underway. That impression is entirely intentional. For the Melbourne-based painter, drawing on the Dandenong Ranges and the ancient rock-lashed cliffs of Cornwall, the canvas is less a destination than a terrain to move through.