As artist and curator my practice explores the intersection of nature, art, culture and environmental science. Inspired by wild and remote ecosystems, I create work that interprets natural processes and ecological systems through visual storytelling.
My projects often involve collaboration with indigenous cultural wisdom keepers, scientists and researchers, translating these into artistic forms that engage broader audiences. Through drawing, painting, and interdisciplinary initiatives, my work as artist and curator aims to deepen public understanding of the natural world and inspire care for fragile environments.
Leveraging an academic and research background in curating ecological art and a track record of nature inspired interdisciplinary exhibitions, installations, public events and retreats, place-based research and participatory processes are at the core of my practice.
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Jo Fay Duncan (meaning Gift of God / Spring Fairy / Brown Warrior)
Jundoor (Quandamooka skin name meaning Iron Bark Tree)
Nangalla (Walpiri skin name Emu Dreaming).
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