Print Making

• Tess Barnard
• Elaine Chan
• Kiri Coles
• Elizabeth Corkery
• Michelle Di Cristo
• Jane Fontane
• Katharine Javorsky
• Claire Johnson
• ChenYang Lim
• Lingsi Lu
• Sarah Matthews
• Anne Mackenzie McMahon
• Catherine McNairn
• Peter Orum
• Bethany Sinden
• Irene Teng
• Hui (Charmeline) Wang
• Vincent Wozniak-O’Connor

Tags for This Work

• Etching

• Faith

• Religion

Inspiration for This Work

I'm interested in the practices and doctrines of different religions and how it dictates every sphere of life. It is natural for mankind to yearn for a spiritual fulfilment and yet there are so many misunderstandings between cultures that often lead to prejudices. My work suggests that while our spiritual journeys manifest in different ways, the intent is ultimately the same: to understand our purpose and the world in which we live in.

Student Biography

When were you born?

I was born on the 19th of July, 1987

What is your background?

I was born in Singapore and arrived in Australia when I was 8. I am the youngest of 3 children and if you combined our talents together, we'd produce the perfect, well-rounded student.

What inspired you to become an artist or designer?

I've had a passion for art my whole life and since year 7, I was determined to become a graphic designer. The inspiration that drove me is when I saw how my work had the power to impact on other people's lives.

Who would you like to work in collaboration with or create something for?

I would love to work with Michel Gondry because I am inspired by his creative vision, and feel an affinity for the wonderfully surreal worlds explored in his films.

How has your work evolved over the past 3 years?

I work with a variety of skills like photography, graphic design, painting and printmaking. I often integrate the different approaches to create layered and unique ways of self-expression. My works at uni have been exploring cross-cultural themes of faith and spiritual identity.

How can art and design contribute to society?

Despite my love/hate relationship with art and design, one simply cannot live without it. The benefits of art and design exceeds this 25 word limit..

Where would you like to work after university?

After completing a Masters in Design, I hope to work as a graphic designer. Ideally, I would love to get paid to take photographs.

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