Environments

• Alexandra Addlem
• Cindy Allan
• Natasha Bartoshefski
• Anne-Louise Dadak
• Michelle Di Cristo
• Claudia Fahey
• Feifei (Fay) Feng
• Tegan Fife
• Goh Wee Hiok Aaron
• Jordana Maisie Goot
• Lucy Hall
• Joanna Huang
• Lucy King
• Wai Yun Dora Ku
• Co Tin La
• Lin Bin
• Andrew Liu
• Leanna McAlpine
• Catherine McNairn
• Amy Nicholson
• Erika Noda
• Kun Woo Oh
• Alia Parker
• Emily Priddel
• Jack Qian
• Kavit Shah
• Marcia Swaby
• Daniella Jesween Toha
• Emma van Lint

Tags for This Work

• Installation

• Multi-disciplinary

• Sculpture

Inspiration for This Work

Multi-disciplinary Design.

The Project X workshop consisted of design, engineering and architecture students from UNSW working together.

The use of perspective and channelling is emphasised by woven forms that converge and interact at the centre, symbolic of the process involved in multi-disciplinary design.

It is the direction in which a journey takes that is essential to the total experience, from the approach, to the immersion and finally the hindsight.

(4th year project)

Student Biography

When were you born?

28th December, 1985.

What is your background?

I grew up on a farm in a small town called Walcha in New South Wales.

I have lived in Sydney throughout my school and university days, but try and get home as much as possible…

What inspired you to become an artist or designer?

For as long as I can remember I’ve had a love for art, that I guess stems from being surrounded by artists and creative people while growing up, but for me design is something that gives a little more room for creative expression.

How can art and design contribute to society?

Designers have an increasingly important responsibility to continuously search for innovative solutions for the problems we face in our everyday lives, as well as paving the way to solve the bigger problems our world faces, such as sustainability.

Where would you like to work after university?

An innovative and exciting workplace where I can continue to expand my creativity, working from a broad design palette, with a focus on spatial design.

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