Curiocity Brisbane returns to transform Brisbane’s cultural heart into an interactive celebration of science, innovation and art from 24 June – 10 July 2022. Prepare for a free celebration of art and science transforming Brisbane from 24 June – 10 July. See science and art collide at Curiocity Brisbane. Explore …

Broadsheet Sydney, published on 29 March 2022 by Che-Marie Trigg   “The 335-square-metre work by Maria Fernanda Cardoso is believed to be the largest public artwork by an Australian artist in Sydney’s CBD. An enormous mural spanning 335 square metres and reaching 11 storeys high has been unveiled on the …

City Hub Sydney, published on 28 March 2022 by Jamie Apps “A major new public artwork inspired by the natural movement of water has been unveiled in Sydney’s CBD by one of Australia’s most celebrated contemporary artists. Ripples and Droplets, a mural by Maria Fernanda Cardoso, spans the length of one …

Architecture and Design, published on 15 February 2022   “A mural designed by one of Australia’s most celebrated contemporary artists was recently unveiled on a new building in Sydney. Standing 11 storeys high and covering 335 square metres, the mural by Maria Fernanda Cardoso is integrated into the building and …

Architecture and Design, published on 14 December 2021   “An artwork by Maria Fernanda Cardoso has been integrated onto the new mixed development at 116 Bathurst Street in the Sydney CBD, which was designed by Candalepas Associates for Castle Residences. The artwork, titled Ripples and Droplets, will be the largest public …

“MATERIAL GIRRRL万物生辉, ALL THAT SHINE, is the third exhibition presented by the CHINA CULTURAL CENTRE, developed in support of the INTERNATIONAL WOMENS DAY 2022, with the aim of acknowledging and celebrating the achievements of women in the arts, and the art of women. This exhibition follows the successful contributions to …

Article by Ashley Wilson and Articulate, published on March 2022 Maria Fernanda Cardoso is fascinated by the microscopic. The miniature. The details that exist on the “edge of the visible”, barely apparent to the naked eye. She has just spent six years on an artwork that spans the length of …

Article by Julie Power for The Sydney Morning Herald, March 26, 2022. “Unlike other public art, Ripples and Droplets, as the work is called, won’t peel or wash off its large concrete canvas. “It is a tattoo,” said award-winning architect Angelo Candalepas who worked with Cardoso from 2014 to develop …

Article in the Frankston Times, Tuesday 1st March 2022 “To me, the Eucalyptus is an artist and gumnuts are its artworks. As a trained sculptor, I can only dream of carving with such skill, to produce these perfectly shaped wooden sculptures,” she said. “The Eucalyptus tree does it naturally, after …

  “Maria Fernanda Cardoso, one of Latin America’s most celebrated artists, exhibits her solo show at the Frankston Arts Centre as part of Ventana Arte, Frankston City Council’s annual Latin Arts Festival. Gumnut Spheres  celebrates the wonder, beauty and astonishing complexity of nature and pays homage to the land Cardoso …

Maria Fernanda Cardoso is proud to present On the Origins of Art I and II at World Science Festival Brisbane 2022. Join us for a mind-blowing exploration of the phenomenal world we live in as Brisbane turns into a City of Science from 9-13 March. “World Science Festival Brisbane explores …

Interview by Bridget Cormack for The Weekend Australian, December 24-26, 2021. “Colombian Australian contemporary artist MARIA FERNANDA CARDOSO, 58, has a prolific international career spanning three decades and 32 countries. She still believes ‘nature is the best artist in world’.” Click here to read full interview

Moderator: Michaela Hartland Panelists: Wolfgang Buttress, Maria Fernanda Cardoso, Cameron Robbins “ISC is pleased to present, Voices on Community Through Time and Space, a series of monthly virtual encounters designed to inspire, inform, and bring communities together. Through this program, ISC is creating the space for dialogue around current trends, …

LOCATION: Foyer Atrium Main Entry at Westmead Hospital, Sydney, Australia. Commissioned by HARC for the Westmead Hospital Redevelopment Project “In this work I explore the symbolism of the Tree of Life that extends to many cultures and traditions, symbolising eternal life and strength. It also connects to the Hippocrates Tree, …