Isabella Hone-Saunders is currently practicing as a curator, arts worker and artist in Narrm (so-called melbourne) on the unceded lands and water ways of the Boonwurrung and Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation.
Hone-Saunders’ artistic practice most often utilises movement, with the use of video as preferred medium, centering her body as a focal figure. She aims to explore ideas of body idealisation, physicality, identity and embodied readings and representations of gender constructs.
Her curatorial practice is concerned with accessibility, representation and shared social responsibility, while examining with criticality, the inclusivity of public art spaces. She aims to interrogate modes and implement methodologies of activism towards the pursuit of an ethical form of curation.
