Born: 1976
Lives: Sydney, Australia.
Selected solo and two person exhibitions
2010 : Hush Now, Louisiana : Canberra Contemporary Art Space
2010 : Hush Now, Louisiana : Sheffer Gallery
2009 : Hush Now, Louisiana : Queensland Centre for Photography
2006 : Anticipating the Islands : Queensland Centre for Photography
2004 : New Photomedia : Institute of Modern Art
2004 : Malt Lys/Painted Light : Metro Arts
2004 : Neither here nor there : Redland Art Gallery
2003 : Neither here nor there : Gallery 482
Selected group exhibitions
2010 : Shelf Life : Delmar Gallery
2010 : Darkness Creeps : Hazelhurst Regional Gallery
2009/10 : Twelve Degrees of Latitude - Touring as part of Queenslands Sesquicentenary
2009 : Synchronicity : Queensland Contemporary Photography : Queensland Centre for Photography
2009 : New Skin - Contemporary Queensland Photomedia : Queensland Centre for Photography
2009 : Fremantle Print Award : Fremantle Arts Centre
2008 : Eliza Hutchinson, Deb Mansfield & Murray McKeich : Stills Gallery
2008 : Selected Photographs from the Daryl Hewson Collection :
QUT Art Museum2008 : Postcard from the Redlands : Redland Art Gallery
2008 : Queensland Centre for Photography : Photo L.A.
2007 : Refresh : Guest Artist – Brisbane Grammar Art Show
2006 : Neo Eco : Redland Art Gallery - Capalaba
2005 : Thiess Art Prize : Dell Gallery / QCA Gallery
2005 : The Space Between Words : Queensland Centre for Photography
2004 : Sleight : Redland Art Gallery
2004 : Another Viewpoint – camera-less : Queensland Centre for Photography
2003 : Honours 2003 : Queensland College of Art
2003 : Wide Open : Queensland College of Art
2003 : Memory and the mathematics of beauty : Soapbox Gallery
2003 : Fresh cut : Institute of Modern Art
2002 : Manifesto : Queensland College of Art
2002 : The travels of small things : 60 Merivale St. South Brisbane
2002 : New Photographic works : White Box, Griffith University
2001 : You are here : 723 Stanley St. Woolloongabba
Selected Education
2011-12 : Masters of Research in Fine Arts COFA University of New South Wales (Scholarship)
2005 : Bachelor of Honours in Photography (First Class) QCA Griffith University
2000-02 : Bachelor of Photography QCA Griffith University
Public Art/Commissions
2006-07 : ‘Wild Suburbia’ Museum of Brisbane
2005-07 : Aged Care Capital Works Queensland Health (Wondai) All stages
2003-05 : Aged Care Capital Works Queensland Health (Redlands) All stages
2003 : Varsity lakes Delfin Land Lease Concept Design
Grants, Awards and Residencies
2012 : Full Tilt: Artist Residency
2011 : COFA Travel Grant: Coastlines & Littoral Zones - Conference. Kleinmond, South Africa.
2011 : APA Research Scholarship: University of New South Wales (COFA)
2009 : Launceston City Council Parks & Recreation: Cataract Gorge Artist Residency
2009 : Fremantle Print Award: Finalist
2007 : 10,000 steps / ARC Biennale: …to the streets – 2007 Art Trail
2007 : Artisan: RNA Residency
2006 : Artworkers Alliance: Siganto Travel Scholarship
2004 : Australia Arts Council, Visual Arts/Craft Board: New Work Grant
2002 : Artworkers Alliance: QCA Photo Art practice Award
Employment
2009-current : Sessional Lecturer, College of Fine Art University of New South Wales
2008-2010 : Gallery Assistant, Stills Gallery Paddington, Sydney
2006-2008 : Sessional Lecturer, Queensland College of Art Griffith University
2003-2006 : Tutor, Queensland College of Art Griffith University.
Collections
Queensland Centre for Photography
Artist Statement
Primarily, my art practice focuses on ideas evoked by littoral zones (geographical zones that extend from the high water mark to permanently submerged shorelines) and their relationship to the domestic.
Growing up near mangroves and tidal plains, my work has become defined by these and similar geographies. Subsequently, I have focused on regions that have been pigeonholed as antitheses to 'exotic' landscapes.
My sites of research have included Moreton Bay (Queensland), The Mississippi River Delta (Louisiana) and the Tamar Valley (Launceston). And in 2012, I will be traveling to, Newfoundland (Canada).
Littoral zones allow me to explore the slippage between land and sea - being not wholly one or the other. This dualism has become the central theme of my art practice and allows me to investigate other fluctuating relationships; the exotic and the domestic / obligation and opportunity and so on.