Sophie is Australian artist living in New York. Her work addresses the erotics of death in the still image. It owes its Victorian-futurist aesthetic to the interaction of the digital and the analogue. My sculptural and imaging practice is a hybrid one, combining new advances in 3d scanning and stereolithography with the bronze casting and paper craft. She has an abiding interest in medical imaging technology.
H+ Magazine, Profile by Chris Grayson, August 2009: full text
Time Slips in Another Place, Review by Gail Priest, Realtime 88, December-January 2009: full text
Found in Translation: Australian Art in Tokyo, Interview with Ashley Crawford, Photofile 85 (Australian Centre for Photography),
Indecisive Moments, Review by Ashley Rawlings, Japan Times, August 28, 2008: full text
Artistic Movement, Review by Stephanie Merry, Washington Post online edition, June 27 2008
Life Focus, profile by Tess Hewson, JMag February 2006
Review by Tracey Clement, Metro Sydney, March 10-16 2006
Invisible Corporeal, essay by Jeff Khan for Spacement exhibition, 2006
‘Between Magic & Reality’, Review by Robert McFarlane, Sydney Morning Herald, February 21, 2006
Essay by Alexie Glass for Bitmap exhibition, 2006
Sunday Age, Preview, August 1, 2005
Review by Darren Tofts, Photofile 76 (Australian Centre for Photography), November 2005
