Artworks

Black and white drawing by Cobie Ann Moore of a Turtle framed in a simple wooden frame
Black and white drawing by Cobie Ann Moore of an Eagle framed in a simple wooden frame
Black and white drawing by Cobie Ann Moore of a Lizard framed in a simple wooden frame
Drawing by Cobie Ann Moore of two people almost kissing framed in a simple wooden frame
Drawing by Cobie Ann Moore of a woman hugging the silhouette of a man framed in a simple wooden frame
Black and white artwork by Cobie Ann Moore of a naked couple embracing, drawn with the stippling technique. Framed in a simple wooden frame
Black and white artwork by Cobie Ann Moore of a partially naked wheelchair user, drawn with the stippling technique. Framed in a simple wooden frame
Black and white artwork by Cobie Ann Moore of two faces, a woman in the top left hand corner and a man in the bottom right hand corner, drawn with the stippling technique. Framed in a simple wooden frame
Drawing by Cobie Ann Moore of a lady with pink flowers and blue butterflies in her hair. Framed in a simple wooden frame
Drawing by Cobie Ann Moore of a mask of a very happy female face. Framed in a simple wooden frame
Drawing by Cobie Ann Moore of a hand holding three baby birds and another hand feeding them pills from a medicine bottle. The artwork is framed in a simple wooden frame
Drawing by Cobie Ann Moore of a lady wearing a blue dress and a brown bear kissing the woman's hand. In the background are some black and white trees drawn with the stippling technique. The artwork is framed in a simple wooden frame
Drawing by Cobie Ann Moore of a woman laying on the ground curled up on her side. There is a silhouette of a rabbit over her stomach and a green wallpaper pattern covers the woman's body and continues into the background. The artwork is framed in a simple wooden frame
Drawing by Cobie Ann Moore of a lady with a giraffe pattern covering her body and face. The woman also has giraffe ears and horns. The artwork is framed in a simple wooden frame
Drawing by Cobie Ann Moore of a man with a beard, both the beard and the hair on the top of his head are representative of sticks instead of hair. The artwork is framed in a simple wooden frame
Drawing by Cobie Ann Moore of a woman with brown curly hair and yellow tinted skin, the woman also has green and yellow colours around the eyes. Two pink starfish are on the woman's face one on her forehead and one on her cheek. The artwork is framed in a simple wooden frame
Drawing by Cobie Ann Moore of a woman with blue skin and sunflowers over her eyes, the woman has a rose petal in her hand and is surrounded by red rose petals. The artwork is framed in a simple wooden frame
Black and white drawing by Cobie Ann Moore of a graveyard with a house and some trees in the background. The artwork is framed in a simple wooden frame
Drawing by Cobie Ann Moore of a woman in a wheelchair with both arms cracking and breaking like porcelain. The artwork is framed in a simple wooden frame
Painting by Cobie Ann Moore of a landscape and a single brolga with its head raised calling. The artwork is framed in a simple wooden frame
Drawing by Cobie Ann Moore titled 'Down the Rabbit Hole.' The drawing consists of a woman falling through a dark space wearing a transparent yellow dress. The artwork is framed in a simple wooden frame

About

Cobie Ann Moore is an Artist and Designer living and working in Sydney. Originally from a small-town, Cobie came to Sydney for university. She studied Design and Art Education at UNSW Art & Design graduating in 2015 with Honours.

As a visual artist Cobie works in a variety of mediums including sculpture, drawing, painting and video. Two prominent themes Cobie often explores are beauty and suffering. Much of her work seeks to explore the delicate balance between these two concepts.

Half way through her university degree Cobie had an accident resulting in a spinal cord injury. She is now a quadriplegic with limited movement in her arms and hands. Due to these physical changes, her approach to life and art is very different. Having a disability has forced Cobie to explore new mediums and find new ways to show her artistic expression.

As an artist and a person with a disability, Cobie is passionate about promoting accessibility and inclusion in fields of art and design. Cobie presented her thesis “Aesthetics, Design and Disability” at the Universal Design Conference in 2016. This thesis centred around person centred design, proposing a new structure of designing assistive devices that focuses on the user’s identity rather than the user’s disability.

EXHIBITIONS 

2019     IMPACT, RAW Showcase, Sydney, NSW

2018     Ugly, Artspace, Wooloomooloo NSW

2018     Onion Reality, The Front Up Hub, Seven Hills NSW

2016     SCIA Independence Expo Art Exhibition, Australian Technology Park, Eveleigh NSW

2015     Imagine Me, Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre, Casula NSW

2014     Loo as Art, Project run by Engineers Without Borders, Customs House, Circular Quay NSW

2013     MySCI, Abraham Mott Hall, Millers Point NSW

2012     strength of heART, Art Est Art School, Leichhardt NSW

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