Reality Television

Reality TelevisionKiyah brings her work into a world that can often feel cruel and unwelcoming, deliberately creating unsettling sensations and uncomfortable environments for the audience. In much of her practice, the aim is to provoke a visceral response skin crawling, stomach turning, and the pressing questions of, Why was this created? and Why does it make me feel this way? Kiyah's work speaks to a niche audience drawn to the grotesque and unusual, finding both

it serves as my homage to these awe-inspiring features of the Australian landscape

Recognising how many people are taught to feel shame about their identity and culture from a young age - and the impact this can have on mental health -Mark’s practice seeks to counter this by creating visual reminders that there are many ways to be Australian

This artwork explores the warmth and power of connection - whether through friendship

like my mind

Michelle Byrne has lived with a mental illness for many years

Kris is passionate about capturing wildlife in their natural habitat

and visual artist who is passionate about landscapes and a wide variety of artistic forms

and the wisdom of knowing when to blend in

It flips fragility into resilience and silence into visibility

The Weatheriggs jug is a precious family heirloom filled with blossoms from eucalypts on our block

Living with depression since childhood

Julie discovered her talent during the COVID-19 lockdowns