Creek Walks consists of creative explorations and processes of times spent along the edge of a creek which rises in S.E. Forests National Park (NSW). Inspiration is drawn from the surroundings, capturing the essence of the natural beauty and tranquility found in secluded areas.

AWARE tells the story, in unique jewellery, of our environment and the imperative to repair it. It invites viewers to look beyond the usual use of gemstones, metals and pearls as only aesthetics, to the layered meanings in the work. To consider the titles that evoke a positive connotation while being aware of the backstory.

Around the Shimmering Lakeis supported by Belco Arts and Megalo Print Studio through the ACT Government and Australian National University Emerging Artist Support Scheme. I am using this opportunity to develop ideas coming from investigating and sharing a place; its sounds, sights, ambiences, impressions, presences – in order to invite viewers to experience that place with me through my artwork.

Lisa can’t imagine life without animals. She has lived with dogs and cats her whole life. Many of them rescue animals. All of them wonderful.

With “Rescue” she presents intimate linocut portraits of domestic, wild, and farm animals—all inviting you to reflect on the bonds between rescue animals and their human rescuers. 

Whirligig and the Book is an experimental project that attempts to consolidate multiple aspects of my art making. The aim is to generate a series of interconnected textiles, drawings and sculptural objects. Engagement with these materials and processes all run parallel in my creative investigation.

Offsite exhibition presented at the SLA Display Village and Innovation Precinct

Exhibition: 13 August -14 December 2025

‘A place and time’ looks through multiple perspectives at personal narratives, culture, identity and implications of living here and now. Curated by Louis Grant for Belco Arts.