Allison Reynolds

Allison Reynolds

Artist

Visual Arts, Writing and Literature, Community Arts · Dandry, NSW

Multidisciplinary abstract artist and writer who explores social justice themes (in particular she is passionate about environmental and disability issues) in her works. Working with a range of mediums from the traditional paints and inks through to making land art, video pieces, and experimental mark making with tools such as date stamps.
Allison spends a lot of her time making creative opportunities for other disabled artists through developing collaborative projects and obtaining funding via grants. Her latest is a series of online arts residencies for local and state-based artists.

About their work

My work is often in the landscape using (as much as possible) pigments/materials I have created myself, and/or biodegradable/recycled materials.

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