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, installation, and analogue moving image, she explores biophilia, ecosexuality, climate consciousness, and the interdependence between people and place.
Highly Commended in Sculpture at Scenic World and a finalist in the Bowness Photographic Prize, National Photographic Portrait Prize, Olive Cotton Award, and Galah Regional Photography Prize, Scott-Finn has been commissioned by the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA), with works held in public and private collections.
Influenced by ecological thought, contemplative practice, and the ecosexual movement, her work explores the relationships between body, landscape, perception, and belonging, inviting audiences to slow down and reconnect with the living world.¡™∞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