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Shaye

By Yolande Heaney

Figurative oil painting of friend Shaye, presented with three individually framed preliminary drawings, created with graphite. Download Practical Statement [PDF 105KB]

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Untitled (Ingoldby-Craig, Zoe)

By Zoe Ingoldby-Craig

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Untitled (Ingoldby-Craig)

By Zoe Ingoldby-Craig

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Korean Acculturation

By Zoe Munzberg

A 5-piece suit of ink drawings, depicting moments of a traditional Korean wedding.

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Restless

By Zoe Spooner

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String Art Portraits

By Ben Abanat

A self portrait using mixed media (watercolour, silver/copper leaf, nail and thread) to symbolise my cultural identity. Download Practical Statement [PDF 82KB]

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Journeys and Growth

By Bianca Tramaglino

Body of work exploring concept of journeys and growth.Download Practical Statement [PDF 150 KB]

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bRIGHT Side

By Billie-Jo Grantham

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People of Adelaide

By Caleb Froese

Six panels painted in an abstract impression style. The subjects are randomly chosen people of Adelaide and the vibrant expressive colours represent character and uniqueness. Download Practical Statement [PDF 87KB]

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Untitled (Gallasch)

By Carla Gallasch

Four variations of the sky at a particular location. A different medium has been used for each frame. This has been done to parallel the ever changing nature of the sky. Download Practical Statement [PDF 121KB]

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The Invisible Dancer

By Carla Wang

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Untitled (Goldsworthy)

By Charlie Goldsworthy

Landscape beach scene, three boys and seagulls.

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The edge of innocence

By Chloe Manglaras

My artwork features my 12-year-old sister. I attempted to capture her childish beauty and innocence. Her eyes, I believe, are the most focal, alluring element of my piece.

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Anxiety

By Chloe Coates

My work is an expressionist piece aimed to strongly convey the anguish and chaos, which is a consequence of bad self image. Deeply inspired by the artist Jean-Michel Basquiat, my work was freely made with multiple layers to create interest for the viewer. Download Practical Statement [PDF 80KB]

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Tumult of thoughts

By Christine Molitoris

Three canvases, arranged to form a detached looking face to resemble mental illness (anxiety most prominently). Download Practical Statement [PDF 92KB]

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Untitled (Wild)

By Cie-Ayn Wild

This work focuses on the impact of urbanisation on African wildlife, showing stampeding animals destroying a city. Download Practical Statement [PDF 107KB]

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Untitled (Wild, Cie-Ayn)

By Cie-Ayn Wild

This work focuses on the impact of urbanisation on African wildlife, showing a bridge of animal bones and floating islands, which symbolise the impact of humans on nature. Download Practical Statement [PDF 79KB]

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Catch the dreaming

By Coda Cox

Bark dot painting displaying my own netball story.

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Pumped

By Coda Cox

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Untitled (Braidwood)

By Connor Braidwood

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Llewyn Davis

By David Tse

A lead pencil portrait of Oscar Isaac in the Coen brothers film, Inside Llewyn Davis. The themes of the drawing grew from those I saw in the film. Download Practical Statement [PDF 91KB]

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Neo

By Ebony Brown

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Self Destruction

By Eleanor Hughes

Butterfly woodburning with a perspex overlay displaying a outline of a male figure, and a Japanese inspired tattoo over the figure containing a phoenix, fish and flowers. Download Practical Statement [PDF 81KB]

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I have a face

By Elizabeth Kalfas

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Spiti

By Elizabeth Kalfas

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Always running out of time

By Emily Doan

Ten panels of handmade collage/origami style illustrations. Whimsical, colourful and fantasy styled design. Features main female character running away from different symbolic creatures. Download Practical Statement [PDF 109KB]

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Fertility

By Emma Foley

My work is a mixed media piece of a fertility doll comprised of pen, ink, cotton and an acrylic box. The piece is 3-dimensional and is made to be walked around so the audience is able to observe the fertility doll from both the front and the back. Download Practical Statement [PDF 82KB]

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Contentment

By Emma Kiley

Young female figure resting on bed. Delicate and angelic, very light, soft colours. Download Practical Statement [PDF 79KB]

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Cats

By Emmaleise Maxwell

To create an interesting composition, my artwork consists of three round canvases featuring cats. Cats were chosen as the subject due to my many pet cats and a deep mutual love of the animal that I share with my niece Hazel. Download Practical Statement [PDF 78KB]

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The Diary

By Evangelia Frazis

Oil and modelling paste on canvas. Inspired by my grandmother's diary depicting her journey from Greece to Australia, and the migration process. Download Practical Statement [PDF 114KB]

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Are we failing our children

By Gabrielle Vermeulen

This body of work focuses on the issue of child abuse in society. The children have been drawn realistically to accurately represent each child's identity and to therefore symbolise the importance of their experiences. Download Practical Statement [PDF 93KB]

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Untitled (Burvill)

By Gemma Burvill

Inspired by culture and influenced by traditional techniques of portraiture. Soft charcoal juxtaposed with bright, vibrant acrylic dots, making up the neck rings worn in traditional African culture. Download Practical Statement [PDF 109KB]

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A road less travelled

By Georgia Sandford

A series of dry point etchings showing my family's return trip around Europe. The journey route is represented with a number of punched notes placed in the framed mat. Download Practical Statement [PDF 76KB]

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Home away from home

By Georgie Greenslade

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Rotten

By Grace Beer

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History Keeper

By Grace Hopton

The History Keeper is an installation consisting of a square timber frame with a soil floor. The cube/cell contains a series of suspended jars and bottles, each filled with items as physical embodiment of my Nanna — plants, cotton, fabric, water, paintbrushes etc. Download Practical Statement [PDF 118KB]

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Untitled (Nasiri)

By Gul Bano Nasiri

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The Blame Game

By Helena Karapetis

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Robert Hannaford

By Henry Cockington

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Untitled (McDonnell)

By Imogen McDonnell

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Revelation

By Imogen Slater

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Untitled (Wright)

By Isabelle Wright

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Emotive Collective

By Jack McBride

Comprises 75 individual squares of fellow peers drawn in a variety of line types, thickness and media. The squares are displayed in a group with layered images to represent shared emotive experiences. Download Practical Statement [PDF 86KB]

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Untitled (McBride)

By Jack McBride

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Golf Swing

By Jayce Trusk

Eight metal work sculptures of the moment of a golfing swing.

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In honour of my grandparents

By Jess Santy

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Arkaroola

By Joel Plevin

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Through the looking glass

By John Valdrez

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Untitled (Love)

By Josh Love

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Simply Naked

By Julia Discombe

My artwork is chalk pastel and paint on textured paper. I was heavily inspired by Fred Hutt to create an organic, free flowing drawing of a woman. Bright colours were used to simulate skin colour and an organic background. Gold details were added along with blue chalk to create a surreal effect.

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Landscape Memories

By Kate Kuang

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Together

By Katherine de Groot

Inked piece of two girls surrounded by fauna and foliage which is also incorporated into their bodies. Download Practical Statement [PDF 68KB]

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Reflections

By Kathy Liu

My artwork displays reflections of Adelaide's iconic places, in order to display unusual perspective; seeing the familiar in an unfamiliar perspective. Download Practical Statement [PDF 68KB]

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Conquest of the beard

By Kaylee Moore

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Untitled (Pearson)

By Kimberley Pearson

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Quantum Fluxtuation

By Kimberly Francis

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Two Lives

By Kristopher Abenoja

Self-portrait which includes cityscape and landscape.

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Self Portrait (Chin)

By Lal uk cung Chin

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Ancestors

By Lana Morton

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Contrasting Colours

By Luke Turner

A homage to 'Brother Coughlin', a mentor and friend who has dedicated himself to educating and supporting students. The spreading ink represents how he has reached out and touched the lives of many people around him. Download Practical Statement [PDF 82KB]

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A hidden reality

By Maddison Jorgensen-Lamph

The sculpture was inspired by nature's unpredictability. The tree symbolizes individuality which is confronted with change and endures life's trails, whereas the roots are vulnerable to the harsh reality of life but hope still lingers. This abstract piece is made to confront and evoke emotions within the viewer, both ones they understand and those they don't. Download Practical Statement [PDF 82KB]

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As beneath a green sea, I saw him drowning

By Madeleine Lilburn

A machine embroidered composition that explores the flexible nature of thread and expresses the horror of war. Two layers of vilene are painted in muted green and grey acrylic and a crouched figure is then surrounded by free stitching in various shades of rayon thread, which creates depth and texture. Download Practical Statement [PDF 126KB]

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Twisted

By Madyson Tunn

Detailed drawing of my scoliosis x-ray taken in May 2014. My artwork expresses my feelings physically and emotionally. Each stroke brought me a great deal of pain, making the task almost impossible to complete. The writing above my x-ray expresses my emotional journey living with scoliosis. Download Practical Statement [PDF 78KB]

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Skateboards

By Maha Naito

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Self Portrait (Leighton)

By Matilda Leighton

Through the form of a large scale self-portrait, this mixed media piece explores a personal understanding in relation to the emotional struggle contextualised by the pressures of a Year 12 student simultaneously seeking to excel in elite sport. Download Practical Statement [PDF 94KB]

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Untitled (Plasabas)

By Mia Plasabas

A portrait painting of a child, background that resemble a galaxy. Download Practical Statement [PDF 77KB]

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Woof Woof

By Mitchell Othen

Woof Woof depicts dogs heads hanging out of car windows. The frames and button eyes are intrinsic to the work and its meaning. Download Practical Statement [PDF 113KB]

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Consume to forget

By Mollie Kilgariff

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Jimmy Page

By Mykaela Podgorski

Pen drawing of Jimmy Page against gouache background. Download Practical Statement [PDF 83KB]

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Untitled (Ju)

By Nancy Ju

There are two pieces in this artwork. Each depicts two stages of friendship: the formal and the light-hearted. The characters were drawn using a tablet and original photo were manipulated and used to enhance the theme.

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Untitled (Winkles)

By Nicole Winkles

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Self Portrait (Moriarty)

By Olivia Moriarty

A series of four portraits using smudged oil stick in a different colour for each portrait. The motion blur effect of the portraits and the facial expressions portray movement and anger. Download Practical Statement [PDF 80KB]

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Racing to the grave

By Rachel Rohde

This artwork utilises traditional techniques of chiaroscuro with a large, realistic, muscular dead racehorse that lay solitary on the dirty floor of the dimmed table. With the strong colour use and distinct paint strokes, the confronting horse automatically draws attention, as it stresses the truths that occur within the horse racing industry. Download Practical Statement [PDF 111KB]

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Cutis and Skinscape

By Rachel Ey

Ambiguous masking fluid and watercolour paintings of elements from the skin. Cutis being the dermis and epidermis of the skin, and skinscape is a singular skin cell. Download Practical Statement [PDF 87KB]

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Achieving solace

By Rani Lawson

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Wicked Possession

By Rani Lawson

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See you again

By Rebecah Hembling

Two hand-drawn pieces of family pets to symbolise past and present lives. Download Practical Statement [PDF 109KB]

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Lost in the mind of depression

By Sallie Buschhueter

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Beware

By Samantha Zadow

An aboriginal snake symbolising white settlement in Australia on traditional land. The aboriginal dots represent the spreading of the white man's way of living.

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Underneath her mask

By Shaina Blackburn

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Girl Sap

By Shaye Duong

This series of figurative work aims to portray the female form in the most raw and honest way possible while challenging censorship of the female body and toxic expectations of appearance that have been embedded into our socio-culture. Download Practical Statement [PDF 91KB]

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Miss me — Let me go

By Shelly Fricker

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Entropy

By Siena Hackett

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The trouble with the male dancer

By Sophie Schultz

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Lost Direction

By Sophie Van Noordennen

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Tension

By Sophie Maher

Over 3km of cotton tangled and stretched over 11,369 nails in the form of my brother's face with bruising and scratches showing the lengthy healing process a child must endure so that they can recover from child abuse. Download Practical Statement [PDF 77KB]

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Untitled (Yang)

By Sunny Yang

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Fallen Soldier

By Taleah Mackereth

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Untitled (Fischermann)

By Tamara Fischermann

A portrait painting of my sister on a wooden support. Represents calmness, with pale colours, blue ocean water and various goldfish. Download Practical Statement [PDF 79KB]

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Addiction

By Taylor Reed

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Flowing Reflection

By Tegan Mildrum

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The Working Cat

By Tori Johns

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Insects — circle of life

By Webb Sarris

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Hanging plates

By Wendy Matson

Eight ceramic plates, each representing an aspect of Changi prisoner of war Leslie Greener's life. Download Practical Statement [PDF 77KB]

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Untitled (Sexton)

By William Sexton

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Cinderella Dress

By Mika Goya

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Familiar Beauty

By Alen Chin

My artwork introduces some of the trademarks of my culture and traditions of the Chin tribes and of my country Burma. In this artwork I include a portrait of myself with a face tattoo, an indigenous sport of Burma called Chinlone, two sacred animals painting and a very significant feature of Burma, a pagoda. Download Practical Statement [PDF 76KB]

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Truth

By Alice Hu

This art piece has elements about life and death. The gold aura and small globes represent spirits and deity, but her torso is a skeleton. The leaves represent death; the only part that looks alive is her face, but event that’s too pale for living. The two opposite extremes of life appear in one person, ironic, but representative of people's mental status. Download Practical Statement [PDF 81KB]

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Individualtree

By Amaya Milne

Repetitive patterning of black branches that take the form of faces and which grow different types of foliage, fruit and host birds, insects and butterflies. Download Practical Statement [PDF 81KB]

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Cover Up

By Amelia Hutchinson

Cover up is a self-portrait created using acrylic paints and impasto medium of realistic tones with a collage of vibrant, warm coloured magazines, fabrics, wool and netting covering areas of the face. These mediums represent the meaning of the self-portrait which is that the media is telling us how to look and act and by doing so 'cover up' what makes us unique. Download Practical Statement [PDF 92KB]

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The cyclical nature of war

By Angela Garnaut-Jager

Three paintings demonstrating the cyclical nature of conflict and resolution. Inspired by my own hands, my grandmother's koi fish and atomic warfare. Download Practical Statement [PDF 82KB]

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Faux Perfection

By Anthony Nicola

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Recesses of the mind

By Abbie Hay

The panels depict imagery regarding my own ideas and experiences on childhood imagination. Download Practical Statement [PDF 110KB]

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