Light Bridge, 2020
This installation work looks at the forgotten architectures of the former Darlinghurst goal now National Art School campus. The foot bridge reimagined by drawing it in light, was historically used as a pathway to seperate the male and female prisoners. In the sites days as the old Darlinghurst gaol this pathway took prisoners into the Chapel where they could sing and pray.
‘Visiting Room’ Performance, 2020
This performance work looks at the forgotten architectures of the former Darlinghurst goal now National Art School campus. In the sites days as the old Darlinghurst gaol, this missing building was the visiting space for the female prisoners and their family’s. The performance uses echos of the forgotten building remnants to draw and reimagine the space, which today is used as a contemporary fine arts institution.
Pride, Peace & Love, 2019,
For Georges River City Councils 2019 Pride-Week celebrations, this commission work used various Australian birds wings from the local area to become selfie stations representing Pride, Peace and Love.
Wishing Wings, 2019
As part of EDGE Festival 2019 held by the Inner West City Council. Community groups were asked to participate in the creation of wings made of individual tied pieces of ribbon that contained their hopes and dreams to be released at various locations during the festival period.
Little BIG things, 2019
‘Little BIG things’ was commissioned for the annual Art on the GreenWay prize put together by Inner West City Council. This work explores small things in situ, yet out of scale. These small things (a fairy wren and crushed coke can) commonly found along the waterway in Haberfield’s Greenway, are oversized to bring attention to the rehabilitation and regeneration of the bush. The piece is made from 80% recycled materials and earned the People’s Choice Award at the show.
Wings without Wind, 2014 - 2019
This ongoing project started at BEAMS Festival, Chippendale in 2014 with a work titled ‘Regent lives in a honeyeaters paradise’ with several sets of Regent Honeyeater wings on telegraph poles to draw attention to this then endangered species of bird.
’Wings without Wind’ was a series of installations that followed. They further investigated other species in site specific locations to other birds also missing from those areas. By drawing attention to what was missing and utilising public spaces to convey this message these works were commissioned and shown at Create 2308 University of Newcastle, 2016 & again at EDEN UNearthed, 2019.
Atlantis 2026, 2016
The video work in collaboration with motion graphics artist Ben Trahair seeks to view the worlds expenditure of energy and the very real consequences of climate change, like rising oceans.
Looking 10 years into the future, it tells the story of Atlantis, a great city that falls out of favour with the gods and thus submerges into the Atlantic ocean. Is the future set in stone for our great cites of today to become fated the same to this forboding tale?
