Better late than never a 52 page zine I made back in 2024 but have only printed now 🌚includes a sticker sheet in the last page only made a limited number of copies so if you want one hit the link in my bio
Also thank you to @__f4m1ne 💘for hand modelling and
@sphynxstudio__ for the incredible nails 💅 🎨
This Saturday 6th in Sydney from 5-7 I’ll have some new works on display at @8wallgallery summer showcase if you’re around come through 💟
📍1/8 soudan ln Paddington Sydney NSW
Feeling so honoured to have received the Brett Whiteley Travelling Art Scollarship @brettwhiteleystudio to Citè @citedesartsparis
Thank you so much to Joan Ross @wecallthisatree for selecting my work and congratulations to the wonderful 9 other finalists and of course to the wonderful staff at agnsw. Keen to use this opportunity to take my work further.
The show will be on display until 23 nov at @artgalleryofnsw if you’re In Sydney don’t miss it ⭐️ 🩷
Fail proof low ball formula 2025
54x73 inches
Oil on Belgium linen
Pleased for this one to now be part of the @artbankau collection
Photo: Sebastian Kainey
Silentseries 2025 120x400cm mixed media on acoustic felt is part of the A Tear in the Fabric show curated by @c.gerakaris on at @bathurstregionalartgallery with @4a_aus Thank you for the inclusion
Some excerpts from my show mnemonic generator
Final week to see it if you haven’t already 🧩💟
On at @busprojects 7 little miller st Brunswick East VIC 3057 double check for hours
Photos: Sebastian Kainey
Opening celebration Wednesday 16 July 6-9pm.
This month in Gallery 2 is ‘Mnemonic Generator’, an exhibition by Visaya Hoffie.
In spoken and written language, mnemonics offer memory-triggers. As a visual language, painting offers triggers that dislodge the forgotten corners of memory and that retrieve them into new associations. The act of viewing a painting involves processes where a visual field activates responses that link the recognisable to the mysterious or forgotten, the past and present, the commonplace to the profound. In this series, Hoffie combines readily recognisable symbols and forms with aspects that may appear contradictory and unrelated to weave together a new provisional narrative.
16 July - 23 Aug.
More info on our website.
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Bus Projects is located at Ground Floor 7 Little Miller St, Brunswick East.
Drinks: @rockyridgebrunswick , @littlebrunswickco & @heapsnormal
Bus Projects is assisted by the Australian Government through Creative Australia, its principal arts funding and advisory body.
@vissyhoffie , @creative.australia
