Inner restrictions Series 1
stoneware clay
21cm x 9cm
Joanne's artworks are a harmonious blend of dark, confronting imagery while exuding a gentle sense of hopefulness. Through her artwork, Joanne aims to break down the stigma surrounding mental health from both a societal perspective and the perspective of self. Joanne expresses that painful emotions are valid and essential to our life journey, not something to be ashamed of; they are beautiful because they are part of us all.
stoneware clay
21cm x 9cm
Joanne's artworks are a harmonious blend of dark, confronting imagery while exuding a gentle sense of hopefulness. Through her artwork, Joanne aims to break down the stigma surrounding mental health from both a societal perspective and the perspective of self. Joanne expresses that painful emotions are valid and essential to our life journey, not something to be ashamed of; they are beautiful because they are part of us all.
stoneware clay
21cm x 9cm
Joanne's artworks are a harmonious blend of dark, confronting imagery while exuding a gentle sense of hopefulness. Through her artwork, Joanne aims to break down the stigma surrounding mental health from both a societal perspective and the perspective of self. Joanne expresses that painful emotions are valid and essential to our life journey, not something to be ashamed of; they are beautiful because they are part of us all.
Joanne Braddy creates honest and insightful work about her experiences of anxiety and depression, as a way of breaking down stigmas that stand in the way of healing. Highlights of 15 year as a painter and ceramicist include solos shows in Brisbane and Melbourne, and recognition in various Art Awards. Braddy’s exciting talent while also voicing a powerful message of self-awareness, self-discovery, passion & perseverance, struggle and bravery.
Braddy’s work in numerous group exhibitions across Australia in Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne, as well as successful solo shows in Brisbane and Melbourne. Braddy was last year’s recipient of the Brisbane Festival, Art Highly Commended Award, and the Moreton Bay Regional Council’s Merit Award for their regional art prize in. More recently, the Moreton Bay Region Council Art Brian Burke 25th Anniversary Award. Finalist in Lethbridge art award, and finalist of Brisbane portrait prize, Lester portrait Prize.
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