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Belinda in Kashmir, 2014
Belinda in Kashmir, 2014

About me

I’m a digital photomedia artist based in Sydney, Australia. In my other life I worked  as an educational designer and researcher at UNSW, a position I have recently given up to spend more time on my creative work.

Since graduating with the prize in Printmaking at the South Australian School of Art, I have worked for many years in a variety of photographic and digital media, sometimes incorporating painting, drawing and sculptural assemblage.

I am a long-time resident of Bundeena in the Royal National Park south of Sydney, and regularly exhibits in solo and group exhibitions in Sydney and Sutherland Shire, particularly at Hazelhurst Regional Gallery and Arts Centre in Gymea, where I have also initiated and coordinated group exhibitions.
http://belindaallen.com.au/exhibitions/

I have been a finalist in recent years in many selective exhibitions, including the Hazelhurst Biennial Art on Paper award, the National Works on Paper Biennial (Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery), the Olive Cotton Portrait Prize  (Tweed River Regional Gallery), the Blake Prize for Religious Art, and the ‘Sydney Life’ Photographic exhibition in Hyde Park, Sydney.

My educational and professional background is in printmaking, photography and graphic design, and educational technology.

4 COMMENTS
  • suzanne edge
    February 4, 2011 at 2:41 pm
    Reply

    G’day Belinda, You have a brilliant eye for what you do, Inspiring xo

  • belindaallen
    February 4, 2011 at 3:58 pm
    Reply

    Thanks so much Suzanne, your pleasure is also mine 😉

  • krystal
    August 9, 2011 at 9:15 pm
    Reply

    love your work 🙂 and just wondering why have you used the idea of a mandala in your photomedia works?

    1. belindaallen
      August 10, 2011 at 12:50 pm
      Reply

      Thanks for the feedback krystal!
      My use of mandala-like images comes from my wish to somehow represent a more spiritual connection to land than we usually experience in western materialistic cultures.
      My hope is that this invites a transcendental relationship to landscape, and presents an immersive and meditative experience of place.
      As well as, it looks very beautiful 🙂

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