KIM PERCY: VISUALISING THE INVISIBLE

Two female figures dressed in white,  crouched on the ground, facing each other, covering their heads, as if in pain, forming a circle.

KIM PERCY: VISUALISING THE INVISIBLE

Extended until SAT 31 MAY 2025

A multidisciplinary artist with a thirty-year career in the visual arts, Kim Percy's exhibition and series of new paintings, photographs, videos, and digital works focused on the nexus of creativity and academic research through the lens of dyslexic thinking.

By examining connections between dyslexia and creativity, Percy not only highlighted typical dyslexic strengths, such as pattern recognition, visual-spatial awareness and problem-solving, but also exposed the misunderstood neurodiverse coping mechanism of concealment and masking.

A unique body of work that illuminates the real and lived experience of dyslexia, Percy also expressed the personal challenge of late diagnosis and its impact on artistic expression, while offering new ways to consider and understand cognitive difference.

Kim Percy was supported by an Australian Government Research Training Program (RTP) Stipend and RTP Fee-Offset Scholarship through Federation University Australia.

https://www.kimpercy.com/phd-exhibition

KIM PERCY ARTIST TALK

Sat 26 Apr @ 3pm

Multidisciplinary artist Kim Percy discussed her research into dyslexia and ideas explored in her PhD thesis, as well as specific works in her current exhibition. Kim Percy discussed her work in her current PhD exhibition and her research and findings surrounding new evidence supporting links between dyslexia and creativity.

*HOURS OPEN: Thu to Sat 12.30 to 5pm / Tue/Wed by appointment

Image: Kim Percy Oscillation of Disclosure, 2025 digital print H120 x W120cm Courtesy the artist