Art Direction

Employs pre-loved bed sheets as canvases for mixed media paintings that depict nude figures in their simplest form. Luckk investigates the body as a site of connection, meditation, ritual, and growth, challenging the notions of oppression and shame imposed by colonisation, in regards to nudity. These nudes emphasise the liberation (although limited) found within a home, a space created by colonisation where governance doesn’t extend to, a space where the body can exist untethered.

This series of surreal digital collages explores the complex relationship between the human body, identity, and sex. Using nude figures rendered in a cartoonish, exaggerated style, the works engage in a visual conversation about vulnerability, desire, and self-expression. The juxtaposition of these playful, almost whimsical forms with unexpected, dreamlike backgrounds invites viewers to question the conventional, often objectified portrayal of the nude body in media and art.

Step into the enchanting world of Elouera, an emerging musical talent hailing from the pristine landscapes of the northern beaches. This debut included four distinctive photoshoots, a mesmerizing music video, an EP cover, and a crowning album cover – a symphony of visual and auditory delights meticulously curated in anticipation of the release of her first album.

Inspired by the cinematography of John Alcot and Geoffrey Unsworth, 'A Woman is Never Alone' is a thought-provoking photographic series that delves into the performance of a final girl in a fictitious horror film. This series not only pays homage to the pioneers of visual storytelling but also seeks to challenge and deconstruct the traditional tropes associated with women in horror cinema.

This project, encapsulated in a bespoke Tarot deck of 78 cards, serves as a visual and spiritual journey inspired by the unique landscape of Sydney and the journey of women looking to reclaim their spirituality in a world in which religion is dominated by men. The intersection of sky and earth in this vibrant cityscape becomes the metaphorical playground for the palette and symbolism embedded within each card.

In the hidden embrace of thick brush, just 30 minutes north of Coffs Harbour, lies the tranquil village of Mullaway. With a population of 566, this small Arcadian community serves as both custodian and embodiment of the delicate balance between humanity and nature. 'Mullaway' is a captivating photographic and interview series that immerses viewers into the lives of the residents who, through their unwavering commitment, work tirelessly to preserve the ecological haven and tight-knit values that define their unique existence.

The secretarial role is traditionally characterised by a deliberate lack of personality, where individuals seamlessly blend into the background, revealing little more than pleasantries and a smile. 'Redacted Real Estate' takes a bold step in representing the unique perspective of the assistant, turning the caricature lens back on itself to create portraits that are not only specific but also infused with humour.

Through a visually poetic lens, this project aims to illuminate the nuanced emotions, struggles, and triumphs of those, including the artist, who have confronted the challenges of hearing loss in a society inherently centered around auditory experiences. The project title, a poignant homage to David Bowie's 'Space Oddity,' serves as a metaphorical anchor, encapsulating the sense of isolation and introspection that can accompany the experience of hearing loss.