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Peace-Place-Lace

This process based interactive lace project will run from late April to late June 2022 and will directly…
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Conversations From The Past

Conversations Of The Past is a reflective installation on what a phone conversation might have looked…
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From My Window

In 2020 Banyule Arts and Culture coordinated From My Window. It was a great opportunity to support…
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Lace Heart Art

The Lace Heart Art Challenge has run for three years and is the only challenge I am aware off with a wire lace category. This sections is about the challenge and my creations.
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Connection 2

Connection 2 was a site specific installation made for Cultural Threads 2019.  Cultural Threads was an…
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Connections

Connections is a project that uses lace making to connect the community to and between key areas within…
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The Lace Project – Nillumbik Living in the Landscape Public Art Incubator

The Lace Project is one of four projects of the Nillumbik Living in the Landscape Public Art Incubator…
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Inspired by Exquisite Threads

This piece was made for the Triennial Award – a competition held every three years by the…
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Lace in Blooms

The beauty of flowers and lace merged as the window of North St Flowers became a live demonstration site for the art of lacemaking.
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Straw Art – Big Day Scout

An interactive installation created for Big Day Scout held by Scouts Victoria at Melbourne CBD on February 15 2015
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Art for Secure GEM – Tactile Mural

As part of the Art for Secure GEM project for Western Health, Lindy designed and produced a large scale tactile mural to positioned opposite the nurses' station. The piece is designed for patients to touch and explore as a distraction and calming process.
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High Views – Small Works Small Spaces

A series of wire lace pieces made for Darebin’s High Views Small Works Small Spaces Exhibit.
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A Poppy for Remembrance

This wire lace poppy was installed bursting from the grass at Federation Square's Amphitheatre. on the morning of Remembrance Day 2010
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A Tie for The Three Businessmen Who Brought Their Own Lunch

This torchon tie was installed on the Three businessmen who brought their own lunch; Batman Swanston and Hoddle on the corner of Bourke and Swanston streets in Melbourne.