Sacred Unfolding Sacred Unfolding employs intuitive ink painting, patterns, and fabric installation to explore spirituality, Buddhist philosophy, and phenomenology, drawing on my lived experience to reflect on our shared human condition. At its core, my work seeks to reveal inner
Where Did You Go, Are You Here? The MFA project where did you go, are you here? Explores my childhood trauma through constructed sculptural forms and objects. The project aims to construct a world where everything is disruptive, dysfunctional, and
Patrick Fox (b.1988 Melbourne) This project takes my painting into something new. I started making things. They are sort of sculptures or assemblages. I never feel like I am a sculptor – painting is still my starting point – this
GHOST NET – Capturing Narratives of Ghost Nets Through Soft Sculptural Installations This project manifests an underwater kelp forest. I construct densely beaded and embellished soft sculpture to create a cluster of pillar-like installations. These relate to the theme of
Ich verstehe nur Bahnhof (I only know the way to the train station) Ich verstehe nur Bahnhof (I only know the way to the train station) 2025, ink, pencil, digital print on Bible paper, 14.8×21cm (Single size, 28-piece
Colorful rhythm My project explores abstract painting through process, improvisation, and materiality. I paint intuitively without sketches, capturing the rhythm and movement of my body. Each painting becomes an imprint of action and a meditative experience, reflecting the Buddhist concepts
Nearly-Mary Oliphant Award Lotus and Mud: Embracing messiness through wu-wei and expanded ceramics My masters project investigates the Daoist concept of wu-wei (non-action) through expanded ceramics that embrace clay’s inherent messiness and instability, challenging conventional methods that prioritize permanence and
