The COFA Annual 2013



Resume

my work is centered around the Anthropocene Arts that carry narrative of the effect of man on the geology of the planet and the mindset that has contributed to its evolution. The materials that I use address the issues of colonialism, pollution and waste through recreating waste materials into sculptural forms.This work is highlighting the contributing ideals and mindset that have led to the conditions that we are living in today.

Awards
  • 1982 - Churchill Fellowship in Natural History and Scientific Art
Qualifications
  • 2013 : University of New South Wales, Masters of Cross-Disciplinary Art and Design
  • 2011 : University of Tasmania, Masters of Contemporary Arts
Skills
  • drawing
    pencil, mixed media, charcoal, pastel
  • illustration
    published childrens book with Cengage (Thomas Nelson)
  • painting
    watercolour, gouache, oil, mixed media
  • sculpture
    installations created from recovered materials. Individual sculptures
Elizabeth
Russell-Arnot
Master of Cross-Disciplinary Art and Design

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