An exhibition examining how memories can be transformed into art will be showcased when Amanda Digweed unveils her latest creations in The Apron Project.
The exhibition will be displayed at Crows Nest Gallery from November 16 to December 11.
The exhibition investigates the process by which Amanda transforms memories that have been gifted to her into tangible objects. The materials and form for each work have been informed by the memory and emotions evoked from their words.
Amanda recently completed her Bachelor of Creative Arts (Visual) at the University of Southern Queensland.
"My practice is founded on memory and identity, interpreted through a range of materials and processes, such as printmaking, sculpture and mixed media techniques," Amanda said.
