Engagement + Radio Practice

Alongside studio practice, I host an arts-focused radio program that documents creative voices and regional cultural life. Conversation and making operate together: one preserves stories, the other preserves form. This engagement with community and dialogue informs a practice grounded in place, material, and shared creative experience.

Julie Winn

I am a sculptural practitioner working with botanical form through porcelain and structural materials. My work explores the tension between fragility and permanence, using delicate hand-formed elements that are anchored into weighty or architectural structures. Repetition, clustering, and spatial arrangement reflect an ongoing interest in how fleeting natural forms can be held, supported, and preserved.

Materials + Place

Material contrast is central to the practice. Porcelain brings light, translucency, and delicacy, while black clay and cement introduce density, shadow, and structural presence. These relationships create a dialogue between softness and weight, vulnerability and endurance. Working within the Barossa landscape, observation of seasonal change and plant life informs both the rhythm of making and the physical presence of each work.