Art + Design x Life

Collage art is more than an assemblage of cut-outs. It’s a radical reimagining of form, narrative, and meaning. And these 11 artists all used it to challenge conventions, reframe perceptions and transform the world.

It begins with a single rip—an audible tearing that releases color and texture from the mundane grip of a page. Each torn edge is a revelation, coaxing the maker to see beyond shape into possibility.

I'm a jack of all trades, master of some. That used to be a bad thing. Considered reckless by many. Most, in fact. Lacking consistency. Unreliable. Without a north star. Now, almost 30 years into this recklessness, it's become my greatest asset.

I wrote over 60 reviews of Sydney's culinary scene, nightlife & shopping highlights. Introducing aspects of my home to the world they won't find in guidebooks—beyond the sun, surf and postcards.

I helped thousands of people laugh, cry, and be inspired by stories from some of Australia's finest playwrights. Guests included Andrew Bovell, Lally Katz, Kate Mulvany, Louis Nowra, Debra Oswald, Alana Valentine and David Williamson.

In an industry fixated on trends, my role was to make Matthew's vision shine, which means rich and thoughtful copy. Matthew and I pushed the envelope, whether we were showcasing his latest collection or avant-garde archive in a new light.

I helped bring theatre studies to life. Curating the digital extension of Steve Hawke's play: on stage, behind the scenes and in production. In a culturally illuminating, emotionally stirring, and linguistically captivating extension of his story.

I worked with 17 renowned playwrights to reframe famous plays via potent, visceral, personal responses. A take on theatre we don't get nearly enough: celebrated voices honoring, dissecting, and elevating the classics through today's lens.

Digital marketing agencies rely on keeping you in house. My A - B solutions set CEOs free. Think big-business reach, minus the infrastructure. Wrap all that up, and what have you got? Your very own Swiss Army Knife.

A holistic, curated experience of Australia's most well known play, Summer of the Seventeenth Doll by Ray Lawler. Ground-breaking, multi-award winning iOS app extending the play's resonance within the Australian dramatic canon.

Acclaimed jewellery designer, Matthew Campbell Laurenza spent 3 years on this art project that brings to life 15 unique sculptures inspired by flora and fauna. I crafted an origin story for each resident, and produced the collection's lookbook.

I helped the world of theatre studies evolve with the introduction of the Secret River enhanced eBook. A rich new chapter for this contemporary classic by Andrew Bovell, adapted from Kate Grenville's novel.