The COFA Annual 2013

To quote Arthur Schopenhauer. (1851), ‘Everyman [sic] takes the limits of his own field of vision for the limits of the world.’ The digital technology of the 21st century has allowed an expanded ‘field of vision’. The Sydney foreshores series attempts to depict changes in our ability to perceive ‘depth of field’ brought about by digital cameras and the capacity to ‘zoom in’. In drawing the foliage in the distance larger and more detailed than the human constructions a contrast between euclidean and fractal geometric shapes reveals an expanded vision and renewed appreciation of the beauty and minutiae of nature.

• 1995 - Brother Kieren Geaney Award Religious Education 1995

• 2002 : University of South Australia, Master of Arts
• 1996 : Australian Catholic University, Bachelor of Education With Honours
• 1995 : Australian Catholic University, Certificate in TESOL

• Research and Writing
  Collaborated on production of CD Rom for teaching HSC course, Studies of Religion.