Brisbane
Direct drawing, body awareness and confronting the fear and taboo surrounding the vulva.
Reconstructing identity through body, memory and cultural context. Yoni Garden creates spaces where women question inherited ideas of femininity and translate lived experience into their own visual language.
Yoni Garden questions the identities imposed upon women and creates a space where women can construct their own.
Identity is not treated as a fixed essence. It is continually formed through the body, personal experience, memory, language, place, culture and social structures. The project begins with the female body and expands outward into questions of selfhood, cultural inheritance and belonging.

Conversation → Reflection → Collection → Making → Sharing → Archive
Participants work with images, words, patterns, memories and locally meaningful materials to create symbolic Yoni Avatars. Each avatar becomes a self-portrait shaped by lived experience rather than a fixed definition of womanhood.
Direct drawing, body awareness and confronting the fear and taboo surrounding the vulva.
Magazine collage, imposed femininity and reclaiming self-image through selected visual fragments.
Collage, social expectations, memory and the language women use to describe themselves.
Identity, local publications, women’s studies, visual culture and cultural memory.
Yoni Garden remains the central project, while other bodies of work unfold through material research, imagined worlds and personal mythology.
Yoni Garden welcomes collaborations with art spaces, residencies, museums, universities, cultural organisations and communities.