About

I am an Australian visual artist based in Melbourne, Australia.

My work explores the Australian landscape. Through paint, I respond to how the landscape is felt and experienced, capturing its light, atmosphere, and structure.

Raised in a creative household, I was immersed in art from an early age, learning painting, drawing, and sculpture from my parents, artists Ron Eades and Lenore Boyd. I went on to study visual arts at Latrobe College of Art & Design and the Victorian College of the Arts (VCA) in Melbourne. In addition to my art practice, I hold a PhD in linguistics from the University of Melbourne. My academic career included working as a lecturer and field researcher, with a focus on the languages and cultures of Indigenous communities in Southeast Asia and southern Arabia. These experiences continue to shape my artistic perspective, enriching my relationship with nature and the landscape.

CV

Bachelor of Arts (Hons), The University of Melbourne, Australia

PhD in Linguistics, The University of Melbourne, Australia

Painting, Latrobe College of Art & Design, Melbourne

Graduate Certificate of Visual Arts (GCVA), Victorian College of the Arts, The University of Melbourne

Exhibitions

2023
The Susurrus of Seascapes - Art & Music from The Ocean’s Edge, performance exhibition with William Vyvyan Murray, at The Mission to Seafarers, 717 Flinders st. Melbourne. 25th & 26th March, 2023

Awards

2022
Winner - Bendigo Bank Harden-Murrumburrah Landscape Prize 2022, Harden, New South Wales

2022
Lethbridge Landscape Prize 2022, Brisbane - finalist, Salon des Refusés