Elizabeth is an interdisciplinary artist working at the intersection of performance, creative ecology, installation and sculpture. Her emerging practice spans site-responsive installation and performance; unified by a commitment to ecological inquiry, motherhood and new ways of being and seeing.
She holds a Masters module in Engaged Ecology (Schumacher College, UK), integrating creative ecology and storytelling as a methodology.
Site-specific performance in Tara Subkoff's acclaimed anti-fashion performance event This Is Not a Fashion Show. A radical critique of the fashion industry presented as live art. Embodied the work's conceptual tension through movement, opening a presentation between spectacle, identity, and resistance, performed at the boundary of fashion and theatre.
Participated alongside Milla Jovovich in Future/Perfect, a conceptually charged performance work that examined consumerism, aspiration, and the constructed self. Directed by Tara Subkoff.
Produced a site-specific glass house installation (designed by Ivan Lee Mora) in which two performers — including Tara Subkoff — were contained within a transparent structure, purchasing consumer goods online in an unbroken loop.
An adaptation of the Venice Biennale production Future/Perfect, reimagined for the Singapore context, in collaboration with ChanHampe Galleries and National Arts Council. The work was a visceral critique of consumerist culture and digital consumption, with the glass structure rendering the private act of buying for spectatorship.
Created a glass leaf sculpture using kiln work, carving, and cold working — sourcing materials exclusively from discarded leaves and recycled glass and old molds. Exploring ritual, decay, and renewal as ecological and artistic processes; the work positioned transformation — not loss — as the central act of environmental change and new ways of being in motherhood.
Facilitating experiences at the intersection of ecology, embodied practice, and creative inquiry.
Invited to speak at the United Nations Green Summit (Humanitarian Affairs Asia) — addressed over 1,200 delegates on the theme "My Path to Sustainability: Creative Storytelling & Ecology".
Designing eco-mindfulness sessions and workshops integrating nature-based practices, storytelling, and creative ecology e.g. Tree Dreams Campaign.
Masters Module — Engaged Ecology | Schumacher College | Devon, UK
Postgraduate study in the intersection of ecology & mindfulness (graduating paper)
– Explored methodologies at the boundary of creative ecology, mindfulness and narrative practice
Bachelor of Arts — Communications | Monash University | Melbourne, Australia
Study of media, communications, travel writing and film