As a visual artist studying a Masters degree in neuroscience, I am interested in how these two disciplines can interact. My passion is understanding visual perception, from both an artistic and scientific perspective. In my arts practice, I work with sculpture and installation, and aim to provide immersive environments for the viewer. I use mixed media to produce my works which typically includes cardboard, paper, wood, concrete, plaster, bronze, paint and resin. My practice involves the creation of both abstract and representational works that play with ideas of preciousness and value. Continue reading My background and previous work
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It begins!
I’m very excited to begin this Synapse residency, generously supported by the Australian Network for Arts and Technology (ANAT). This residency is a collaboration between myself and Prof Ted Maddess at the department of Neuroscience at the John Curtin School of Medical Research. The project is titled Abstract Digital: Exploring the Art and Science of Visual Perception. Continue reading It begins!