Public Art & Craftivism Projects

An ongoing online photography series of finding and drinking non alcoholic drinks in places where alcohol is traditionally served. 

2023 - present

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An ongoing series using the imagery of old school tattoos to focus on activist issues.

2022 - present

You can find these at Redbubble

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During the pandemic, I stopped working on projects for a while.


2020 - 2022

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Craftivism is using craft for any kind of political or activist purpose. In this series I'll went through the history of creative resistance and looked at some examples today. 

2017

Click here to watch the series 

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A Guerrilla Kindness project as part of the Cultural Threads festival in Dandenong.


2016

A Guerrilla Kindness project originally designed by Betsy Greer and Mary England.

2016

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A YouTube channel for the curious and enthusiastic, an adventure through the humanities, art, history, craft and creative rebellion.

2015-2019

Click here to be taken to the channel

An artist in residence project in local charity shops

2015

A 12 week Artist in Residency program based on fairy tales submitted by the public at the Woods Street Arts Space in Laverton


2015

A knitting, crochet and cross stitch pattern based on a work by Peter Drew


2015

The Great Stash Swap is a community driven project created to help reduce piles of excess materials and yarn stashes and bring fresh life to those teetering piles of stash we can so easily end up hording.


2015

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A downloadable 3d printed figure in response to the only artwork on the moon – Fallen Astronaut

2014

A public art craftivist project supporting outspoken women everywhere


2014

A guerrilla kindness project for the people of Christchurch, New Zealand


2014

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A mosaicked guerrilla work under the guidance of UK craftivist and rebel ceramicist Carrie Reichardt.


2013

A guerrilla kindness project offering good luck to passersby.

2013 - 2017

A short term, curated Artist in Residence program for the atrium in Federation Square curated by Sayraphim Lothian. Artists were invited to move their studio inside the Atrium, creating work in full view of visitors to Federation Square.

2013

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A playful work that invited the public to become a part of one of Melbourne’s best loved paintings, presented as part of the first White Night Melbourne.


2013

A soft sculpture public art work for the Art in Public Places festival, Melbourne


2013

A guerrilla kindness work exploring community and lovely moments between strangers involving 30 local artists and writers.

2013

A cheeky, tiny guerrilla kindness project for the You Are Here Festival, Canberra


2013

Mini Fashion Protest Banner in the middle of Melbourne.


2013

A quick response work investigating if privacy can still be found in public.

2012

A knit along project for Fee Plumbley’s "Really Big Roadtrip" crowdfunding campaign

2012

A street art installation of rats and pigeons fashioned from discarded material found in the streets.


2012

A participatory sticker project for the walls and alleys of Melbourne.


2012

An exploration of community, the global neighbourhood and feeling welcome.



2012

A tiny UK project examining the worth of small denominational coins.


2012

A site specific work responding to the histories and spaces of Trades Hall in Carlton.


2012

Refashioning broken pieces of jewellery found in the street into items for the cities around the world to wear.


2012

An exploration of guerrilla kindness.


2012 – 2019

Interpreting precious memories into crocheted granny squares.


2011 – present

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