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ABOUT

Cinda is a visual artist and independant creative producer who grew up in Bayside Melbourne. She is a perpetual student, pursuing both formal and informal education to develop technical and academic skills.  She has a background of project management and small business operation, and has established a couple of ARI Galleries. She is mum to 2 adult children and is rarely without her dog, Ruby.

Cinda has been a resident artist at Gasworks Arts Park since 2019, practicing hand built ceramics, also incorporating textiles, paper, metal and digital projection. Her narratives are philosophical, exploring concepts of temporality, permanence and impermanence, and the relationship of humanity to the earth.

She is a founding member of Clay Matters  - a collective of environmental activist ceramicists. Cinda feels deeply about the climate crisis and is committed to communicating her position through her creative medium. In 2023 she undertook the City of Port Phillip's Environmental Leadership Program and in 2024 joined the committee of CLIMARTE.


She is a member of the Contemporary Sculpture Association and is actively participating on the organising Committee for Yarra Sculpture Gallery.

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B.A. Anthropology

B.A. Fine Art (Ceramics)
Graduate Diploma Museum Studies
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Image credit: Nick Maneull

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CLAY MATTERS

In the 2020-21 Naarm/Melbourne covid 19 lockdowns, a small group of ceramicists united by a mutual concern over the climate crisis began meeting online to discuss how clay workers can act to explore and promote environmentally sustainable studio practice. 

This group is called Clay Matters. Please see the website for further information or join the Facebook group to participate in discussion..

THE POTTERS PLEDGE

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PUBLISHED BY CLAY MATTERS
2022

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