Collaborating with the earth to create marks with sand, mud and people’s feet
Artworks created for my Masters Arts & Place final project, Pottsville 2023, Oatlands Tasmania artist residency 2024, Occupy exhibitions of desert paper narratives 2021 & 2022, Deluge Exhibition of mud marked papers 2019.
process led mark making, Pottsville 2023.
process led mark making, Pottsville 2023.
process led mark making, Pottsville 2023.
process led mark making, Pottsville 2023.
process led mark making, Pottsville 2023.
49cm w x 1450 cm H, Acrylic paint, & earth pigments on handmade kozo & cotton rag papers
49cm w x 1450 cm H, Acrylic paint, & earth pigments on handmade kozo & cotton rag papers. Public art collection Southern Midlands Council, Oatlands Tasmania.
54cm w x 41cm h, mixed medium on handmade paper SOLD
54cm w x 41cm h, mixed medium on handmade paper
90cm w x 90cm h, rusted print on handmade paper SOLD
Waterholes & Bore Run SOLD
41cm w x 54cm h, mixed medium collage SOLD
Installation for Responsive Paper, IAPMA congress - Paper: Conscience and Consciousness, Sofia, Bulgaria. May 2018.
Installation at Caring for Country exhibition, The Centre, Beaudesert, QLD. August 2017.
76cm w x 54cm h, collage with flood mud stained papers SOLD
In 2017 my art studio was flooded after Cyclone Debbie ripped through northern NSW. My paper survived with mud marks of incredible beauty.
Blues celebrates nature’s mud palette where ink and silt bled together to create new stains and waterlines.
76cm w x 54cm h, collage with flood mud stained papers SOLD
Blueprint for Change sums up the climatic change we are all undergoing as a planet. Nature will always have the upper hand. We have to change, adapt and find kind ways to nurture this earth, to work with it.
Acquired by the National Centre for Flood Research, Southern Cross University, Lismore NSW.
Requiem for a [life] Jacket features a remnant of paper I made for a life jacket in response to the Australian government's inhumane legislation to refuse entry to refugees seeking asylum. This remnant survived to tell a new story of resilience.
76cm w x 54cm h, collage with flood mud stained papers.
Traces of memory from the event survive, as paper tells the story of a river rising and flowing through fences & under houses to leave a new landscape of mud and destruction.
Handmade banana papers bonded together in my paper drawers, surviving the floodwaters to become stronger.
Aquired Murwillumbah Regional Museum.