Indi Williams, an emerging contemporary artist, explores identity through oil, gouache, and acrylic paints. Her work merges realism with abstract forms, delving into the interplay between technology, identity, and societal norms. Williams celebrates errors and interruptions to challenge normative structures and explore new ways to construct identity. Her paintings feature sweeping brushstrokes and vibrant colours, interspersed with fragments of faces, encouraging viewers to reflect on technology's impact on personal relationships and identity. Through distortions and fragmentations, Williams' work advocates for imperfection as a form of resistance and liberation.

Indi Williams, an emerging New Zealand-raised artist studying Fine Arts at RMIT University, Melbourne, explores identity through oil, gouache, and acrylic paints, blending realism with abstract forms. Her work delves into the interplay between technology, identity, and societal norms. By celebrating errors and interruptions, Williams challenges normative structures and explores new ways to construct identity. Her paintings feature large, sweeping brushstrokes and vibrant colours, interspersed with fragments of faces, encouraging viewers to reflect on the impact of technology on personal relationships and identity. Through distortions and fragmentations, Williams' work advocates for imperfection as a form of resistance and liberation. She questions technology's role in shaping identity, pondering whether it reinforces social inequalities or opens up new, diverse definitions of 'normality' and 'beauty'.

*Please note artwork will not be shipped until after the 2024 Finalist Exhibition which ends in mid-October 2024.