Through my art practice I investigate the significance of objects, their representations and the space and time they inhabit. My practice includes working with documentation in the form of text, photography and video, installation; both site specific and site based; and in object making, photographs, drawings, concrete counter weights, video works, light projections, shadows, assembled structures and rope networks.

Patrick is a recent graduate from Curtin University. He works with acrylic paint on canvas. His artistic purpose is to question re-contextualization. Patrick’s ambition is to gradually build towards a clear, developed interest in the visual arts practice and community as a whole.

The body as a personal and social metaphor has been a central interest to my artistic practice which encompasses multi-media, installation and site based works. Drawing connections to the diverse working practices and approaches of artists such as Louise Bourgeois, Tony Oursler and Doris Salcedo literal or metaphoric references to the body in my work privilege the psyche, emotion and the external/internal realities of everyday lived experience as area of intrigue.

Jessica studied at the Tampere School of Art and Media in Finland as well as Curtin University. She works with digital media, sculpture, drawing and installation. Her work documents an obsession with the natural world and the decorative potential in exploring its many forms and patterns. Coral, insects, birds, flowers and mushrooms are made from clay, paper pulp, pencil and ink drawings and digital patterning designs give homage to the wealth of nature’s beauty and strangeness.

Recently commissioned by renowned philanthropist Victor Smorgon and acknowledged by Joy Legge of Artbank as an artist to collect, Spencer has had several group exhibitions both in WA and interstate, as well as sellout solo exhibitions. Spencer's vibrant and dramatic art is an observation of the modern industrial world. His paintings are emotionally charged with bright colour and are enlightened by pattern and reoccurring symbols. With these elements combined, we discover a composition that both dignifies his imagination and the subject he chooses to explore.

Perdita is an established artist whose practice involves photography, video, sound imagery, drawing and object making. Her current work explores walking and the art and science of fieldwork. She completed her BA in Art at Curtin University in 1991 and started her post graduate studies at the University of London gaining her Masters, where she also completed a residency in 1999, and has recently graduated from ECU with a Doctorate of Philosophy. She has had 7 solo exhibitions since 1990 and exhibited in many group shows locally and interstate. She has been the recipient of Commonwealth Scholarship, the Marten Bequest Traveling Scholarship, as well as the Regent’s Fellowship form the University of California. Perdita was also the artsource Basel Exchange Artist in 2002. She has been involved in teaching and workshops since 1994 and her work is represented in public and private collections nationally and internationally.

Kurt began painting in 1999 and completed his art degree at Curtin University in 2005, in the same year he won the JETA award sponsored by Jacksons. He has completed degrees in Psychology and Vet Biology and has been an active community worker for Oxfam since 2004. Kurt works with unconventional materials like vegetable, plant and synthesized dyes, as well oils, latex and inks on canvas. His imagery references text and hieroglyphics, as he creates imagined languages that engage the conscious and subconscious mind./P>