The imaginative, perceptions of my ‘natural’ environment and intuitive response to textiles and found urban-derived materials inspire me to merge contrasting aesthetic properties in unanticipated ways. This manifests in the amalgamation of both natural and artificial aesthetic identities, as a comment upon the nature/culture existential dualism. Narrative interpretation is encouraged.
-Nature is portrayed as the furry, bulbous, primal, creative, adaptive, and texturally animate.
-Artifice is represented as the constructed, linear, geometric and static.
Sculpturally melded together to form collective object-beings these juxtaposed characteristics create a sense of the uncanny that is playfully intriguing, evocative and unfamiliarly familiar.
- 2012 - Art & Australia Prize
- 2009 - Randwick City Council's International Women's Day Art Competition
- 2012 : University of New South Wales, COFA, Bachelor of Fine Art
- 2006 : International Grammar School, HSC
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