ABOUT cassandra
“My practice is a conversation with the natural world — a sustained inquiry into its intricate connections that inform my material and conceptual language.”
Cassandra Scott-Finn is an award-winning multidisciplinary artist based on Bundjalung Country (Byron Bay, Australia). Working across photography, sculpture, performance, and installation, she explores biophilia, climate awareness, and the interdependence between people and place.
A finalist in the Bowness Photographic Award, National Photographic Portrait Prize, Olive Cotton Award, and Galah Regional Photography Prize, Scott-Finn has been commissioned by institutions including the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA). Her work is held in public and private collections.
Scott-Finn’s practice reflects an ongoing engagement with ecology and materiality, using art to probe how we inhabit — and impact — the environments that shape us.¡™∞ª have fun doing what you love.
¡™∞ª have fun doing what you love.
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:
2025-2014:
Michael Cook – Creative Producer and Costume Design, Individuation (2024), 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, NSW2020:
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