The ADFAS (Australian Decorative & Fine Arts Society), Yarra Branch Award Winner Acne on Memory employs expanded painting and collage practices to engage with anxieties surrounding everyday emotions, memory, and femininity. Methodologies of playfulness and uncanniness are
PRIVILEGE We are overwhelmed by endless streams of information, often forgetting to pause and reflect. Late-stage capitalism, nationalist ideologies and global conflicts place our anxieties above our gratitude. Amidst this chaos, we must remember to reconnect with the sublime. Looking
I MADE IT COZY SO YOU’D FEEL THE TENSION This installation transforms a domestic scene into the site of protest and reclamation. Born from a conversation in the first year of my degree that exhibited patriarchal bias, the installation asks
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
