Wren Moore is an emerging artist, designer and researcher in image-making, object design and contemporary jewellery.
Wren Moore is an emerging artist, designer and researcher in image-making, object design and contemporary jewellery.
Wren Moore is an emerging artist, designer and researcher in image-making, object design and contemporary jewellery.
Graduating from an Undergraduate Degree in Fine Arts in 2017 from the School of Creative Arts and Media at the University of Tasmania, Wren completed an Honours Degree in 2019. Her designs and image-making processes utilise mixed media; copper, brass, Tasmanian wood and traces of the landscape.
Wren’s Honours research project expanded her
Graduating from an Undergraduate Degree in Fine Arts in 2017 from the School of Creative Arts and Media at the University of Tasmania, Wren completed an Honours Degree in 2019. Her designs and image-making processes utilise mixed media; copper, brass, Tasmanian wood and traces of the landscape.
Wren’s Honours research project expanded her practice into contemporary bodily adornment with a focus on alchemical practices, metallurgy, ’islandness’ and the body.
Wren’s current doctoral research project centres on her deep and evolving relationship with the North Queensland and Tasmanian landscapes. Her research focuses on the impact that internal migration between isolated places has upon identity, the body and artistic practice.
Wren was awarded the prestigious Jim Bacon Memorial Scholarship for Honours Research in 2019 and an Australian Government Research Training Program Scholarship in 2020 for a Doctorate of Philosophy in Creative Arts at James Cook University, Townsville.
