About 

Multidisciplinary abstract artist and writer who explores social justice themes (in particular she is passionate about environmental and disability issues) in her works. Working with a range of mediums from the traditional paints and inks through to making land art, video pieces, and experimental mark making with tools such as date stamps. 

Allison is self-taught and has come to art in the last ten years after a career in IT and small businesses. After focusing on creating a group for disabled artists in her local town, she went on to open a not-for-profit social enterprise gallery in that town and managed it for several years until the end of 2025 when she left to concentrate solely on her own art career.

Identifying as a disabled artist she uses the title to highlight the fact that it is the only category of art that is instantly devalued by most of the population because of the maker and not because of its quality. 

Her work has been included in group exhibitions and she has exhibited solo in Melbourne and regional NSW. Her early work “Pilliga’s Progress’ won second prize at the Outback Archies in 2017.