In addition to the art practice and creative writing documented here, I provide high-level research, analysis, recommendations and proposals across several fields of visual and media communications. On larger projects such services – particularly complex implementation programs – are delivered via my commercial design studio dna creative, or the curatorial platform dna projects, with relevant specialists working under my direction.  

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My work frequently entails a series of high-level, one-on-one conversations with change managers, leading to a confidential written report. I have worked for many years with leadership teams, CEOs and communications directors across cultural, events, corporate, professional and government sectors in Australia, Europe and the Americas.

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Discretion, diplomacy and sensitivity is assured, along with a nuanced understanding of the unique conditions and cultural  factors affecting diverse sectors and industries.

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I work predominantly in the English-speaking world, however resources and translation are available in both French and Spanish.

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Areas of expertise are broadly categorised below. Please click through or visit Design Practice overview page for more detail:

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• Design thinking, creative intelligence and service design innovation for organisations and individuals.

 

• Graphic design, branding and visual communications consulting – including media strategy, branding guidelines, implementation and evaluation.

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• Curating and collections consulting – specialising in modern (20th century) and contemporary (21st century) visual arts and design from Australia, Oceania, and the 'Global South' (Africa, Latin America and South Asia)

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• Publication, editing, commissioning, design and production (digital and print) – specialising in illustrated books and high-end exhibition catalogues.

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• Cross-disciplinary consultation which may incorporate several aspects of the above.

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For personal attention, please contact me direct, in confidence, using the form on the contacts page, or for more general enquiries follow the links on Design Practice pages.

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