Isadora Hurley is influenced by turning experience, something in movement, something in action into a static object -- something tactile. 

Her sculpture uses materiality and form to showcase intentional simple, minimal designs to proke and emphasise conceptual considerations.  

Influenced by noise in installation, she experiments with how audience interacts with object. Reflecting on audience’s role to make a work complete. Excited by how performance can be created through viewership. 

Isadora also holds curation as a central part of her practice, critiquing accessibility in creative space, class and placement in a wider art context.