Fri 20th - Sun 22th February 09 | 10am - 6pm
River Promenade
recycled chipboard
Sarah Deed
This interactive work examines themes of human identity. An oversized toy activated by play that can be inhabited as an inside outside conduit explores two sides of the same environment in the physical and emotional boundaries that connect us as human beings and how we sustain our relationships in the world.
Sarah Deed
Sarah Deed completed a Diploma in Graphic Design at Wellington Polytechnic NZ in 1986 working briefly in NZ before moving to Melbourne and working as a commercial artist from 1987 to 1990. Deed worked as a specialist currency designer for Note Printing Australia, a division of the Reserve Bank of Australia from 1990 to 2004, designing and developing legal tender currency and security product for national and international bodies. Deed completed a Bachelor of Fine Art Sculpture at RMIT University in 2008. Her practice explores the human conditions of reality and the individuals perception of themselves. The flux of the artists life reflects life as art, which has become the basis for her work.Exhibitions And Highlights Include:- INTERPOL Amsterdam 2002, Blue Sky, Designer of a new concept in substrate and security features for banknote counterfeiting deterrence. International Colour Society Conference, Presenter 2003. ‘Ivy the Leaf Princess’ by Kirsten McDougall, Illustrator 2006. Public Face Exhibition R.M.I.T. University, Looking Out 2006. International Virtual Studio Project with the Chelsea School of Art London, Blue Dog 2007. Fresh Festival, Craft Council of Victoria, Beingness 2008
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