ABOUT cassandra

Cassandra Scott-Finn is an award-winning multi-disciplinary artist, currently residing on Bundjalung Country. Her art practice spans various 2D and 3D mediums, drawing inspiration from the profound connections between nature and the human experience. 
In 2023, Scott-Finn was selected as a finalist in several prestigious awards, including the Bowness Photographic Award at Monash Photography Museum, the National Photographic Portrait Prize at the National Portrait Gallery in Canberra, the Olive Cotton Award showcased at Tweed Regional Gallery in NSW, and the Galah Regional Photography Prize held in Murwillumbah. 
Cassandra Scott-Finn's art continues to captivate and inspire, forging meaningful connections between individuals and the world that unites them. 

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ARTIST CHRONOLOGY

ARTIST CHRONOLOGY

2012 Highly Commended Award, ‘Infinity?’, Sculptures at Scenic World, Blue Mountains, NSW.

2024

• Solo Show, Northern Rivers Community Gallery. 

2023 

Highly Commended, Galah Regional Photography Prize, Murwillumbah, NSW.

Finalist, Bowness Photographic Award, Monash Photography Museum, VIC

Finalist, Olive Cotton Award, Tweed Regional Gallery, NSW.

Finalist, National Photographic Portrait Prize, National Portrait Gallery, Canberra, ACT

• Group Show, Impact Gallery, Byron Bay, NSW.

Semi-Finalist, Head On Portrait Awards, Sydney, NSW. 

2022

Semi-Finalist, Head On Portrait Awards, Sydney, NSW. • Finalist, Small Sculpture Prize, Mullumbimby, NSW. 

2021

Winner, SOMA Art Competition, Byron Bay. 

2020

• Recipient of Arts U Grant, $15,000 Regional Arts Grant, NSW. 

2019

• Group Show, BAM Pop-up Gallery, Gold Coast, QLD. • Featured Artist, Cover of Byron Arts Magazine, issue 19. 

2015

• Commissioned work for MONA Museum as part of Dark MOFO Festival, Hobart, TAS. 

2012

Highly Commended Award, ‘Infinity?’, Sculptures at Scenic World, Blue Mountains, NSW. 

Notable Collaborations:

2024-2014:

Michael Cook – Producer and Costume Design, Fake (2023), Enculturation (2022), Natures Mortes (2021), Livin' The Dream (2020), Invasion (2017) and Object (2014) Series.

2022:

Climate Council, photographer Northern Rivers Flood Disaster, NSW

2020:

Photographer/Art Director - Otis Hope Carey for the cover of Byron Arts Magazine, NSW.

2015:

Director & Production Designer, The Sound Music Video by Sophia Brous, VIC