My Why
John Wishart, Abandoned Works, Between the Tides (detail)
Embedding arts and cultural connection into how your brand shows up in the world.
Who I Am
I am a creative producer with over two decades of experience at the intersection of art, culture, media, and education. I specialise in the curation and delivery of tailored content that brings spaces, stories, and identities to life.
ILT Art Awards
Why I Do What I Do
I want people to feel something when they walk into a space — to recognise the values, ideas, and energy that make that space unique. That’s what drives my work.
I believe that arts and culture are essential to how we understand who we are, where we are, and how we connect with others. Arts and culture shapes our sense of identity, belonging, and purpose — and I think that should be part of the everyday environments we live and work in.
I work to integrate meaningful, relevant content into physical environments, not as an add-on, but as a core element of how a space communicates. Through curated visual experiences, I help businesses and organisations reflect their values and connect with the people who matter to them.
My work is deeply informed by a sense of place, particularly the South Island of New Zealand. I believe in supporting local creative voices and widening access to high-quality, resonant arts and culture.
At its heart, this is about helping people see themselves — their values, cultures, and communities — reflected in the spaces they move through every day. Whether it's an office, a reception, a public venue, or a meeting room, I want those spaces to feel intentional, grounded, and capable of sparking curiosity, conversation, and connection.
Kathryn McCully, Condition Report, City Gallery
How I Work
I bring deep expertise in concept development, curation, and cross-disciplinary programming, developing and delivering projects across galleries, public sites, non-traditional venues, and client-facing environments.
Selected project examples include:
Modulations: Cantata Re Configured – a four-part multimedia installation by Lyn Plummer, exhibited and toured across New Zealand and into Australia.
The Making of The Word Witch – a behind-the-scenes exhibition exploring David Elliot’s illustrations for Margaret Mahy, toured nationally to museums and galleries across the country.
Soled Out – a curated private collection showcasing limited-edition sneakers and streetwear as cultural storytelling.
Abandoned Works by John Wishart – a sculptural exploration of artifacts and industry presented at South Island venues.
Soled Out, Sneaker Wall for pop-up streetwear store, Invercargill