Cat Rabbit | Portrait by Ilona Nelson
Cat Rabbit is a textile artist and designer who makes plush sculptural works of her imagined characters and the worlds they might live in.
Australian female artists who are included in This Wild Song, and who work primarily in Mixed Media.
Cat Rabbit is a textile artist and designer who makes plush sculptural works of her imagined characters and the worlds they might live in.
Kate Rohde creates whimsical resin and mixed media sculptures and jewellery.
Kate Just works in a diversity of media including knitting, resin, clay, collage and photo-media.
Jacqui Stockdale is known for her theatrical portrait photography, figurative paintings, drawings and collages.
Charlotte Watson's practice explores the effect of psychological experiences on an individual's values and subsequent world-view.
Patricia Piccinini's multidisciplinary practice examines the increasingly nebulous boundary between the artificial and the natural as it appears in contemporary culture and ideas.
Merryn J Trevethan works across a range of disciplines including public art, wall works, paintings, drawings, sculptural forms and artists books, all linked by her use of colour.
Freya Jobbins is a visual artist known for her plastic assemblages created from deconstructed dolls and plastic children’s toys. Freya also creates larger site specific installations and sculptures.
Megan Evans is a multidisciplinary artist whose work engages with the nature of community and relationships, and the role of art as a dynamic for social transformation.
Michelle Hamer maps contemporary social beliefs, fears and aspirations through hand-stitched and drawn images depicting text, signage and urban environments.