Holly is an artist and arts support worker, with a vested interest in arts-accessibility and trauma-responsive practice. She completed her Bachelor of Fine Art (Expanded Studio Practice) at RMIT University, and a Masters of Therapeutic Arts Practice at MIECAT. She works in an array of different mediums including; performance, sculpture, installation, poetry, drawing, painting and textiles. Holly works in support of various art programs in both alternative education settings and remote community art centres. In her practice, Holly treats the body as something continuously shaped by complex networks of non-human matter, social systems, and physical objects. Holly investigates what it takes to hold something up—physically, socially, ethically and ecologically, where support is explored as both helpful action and a potential site of power and control.

Currently working between Naarm (Melbourne) Victoria, and Fitzroy Crossing on Bunuba Country in Western Australia. 

I acknowledge the people of the Boon Wurrung, Woiwurrung and Bunuba language groups as the custodians of the land on which I predominantly work and live. I pay deep respect to their Elders past and present and extend this respect to the cultures of visual and performing arts present in these beautiful places. These long lineages of story telling, teaching and learning through the arts have been practiced for thousands of years. Indigenous sovereignty has never been ceded.