Heidi is an artist specialising in community engagement and interactive public installations. She trained in sculpture at the National Art School in Sydney and in arts management at Macquarie University. She has worked on a number of site specific public artworks across Sydney, including laneway activations, artworks in public parks & in art centres. She also has a background in community cultural development projects in culturally diverse communities in Western Sydney. Together with her long time collaborator and husband, Hugo Moline, they have explored engaging communities through projects of site-specific art in Sydney, Bangkok, Manillia & New York.

Hugo trained as an architect at Sydney University and since then has worked with a range of communities across Australia, in Fiji, Thailand, and The Philippines, working with people to design and construct the spaces that people need to live out their lives. To name a few, projects have included numerous public art projects across Sydney, a people-made plan for city-wide upgrading in Lautoka, Fiji and the collaborative design of Kapitbahayan’s new Housing Cooperative in Canley Vale, Australia.

Nathan maintains a studio practice that incorporates painting, drawing and sculpture. His work seeks to understand the ways in which different mediums can uniquely engage with ideas of temporality and spatiality. Nathan is the current recipient of the 2013/2014 Marten Bequest Travelling scholarship, which will involve a separate Japanese visit to meet with professor Michael Lazarin at the Kyoto university as well as extended visits to Vienna, Iceland and New York. He also received the 2007 Brett Whiteley Travelling Art Scholarship for painting.