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My Projects

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AWEAR: making wearable gestures of hope about climate change 

AWEAR Workshops 

Workshops are held across communities- combining making and conversation 

AWEAR workshop artwork by Remy Sherman Noth AWEAR workshop conducted by Janine Combes at Art Farm Birchs Bay in conjunction with Hadley's Art Prize 2025
AWEAR artwork by Susan Small, workshop conducted by Janine Combes at Art Farm Birchs Bay Tasmania in conjunction with Hadley's Art Prize 2025
AWEAR workshop - artwork and text by Aisha Sherman Noth, workshop run by Janine Combes at Art Farm Birchs Bay Tasmania 2025

Artworks by participants of AWEAR workshop 2025 at Art Farm Birchs Bay, held in conjunction with the Hadley's Art Prize. 

AWEAR workshop at Art Farm 2025, artwork by Carter Burgess, workshop run by Janine Combes
Artwork by Julie Stoneman, AWEAR workshop held at Art Farm Birchs Bay 2025, in conjunction with Hadley's Art prize, facilitator Janine Combes

As well as working with communities and other artists I am designing and making wearable artworks which can spark conversations about climate change and hope.

Janine Combes 2025 Every tenth of a degree matters, brooch made from recycled engraved marine plywood, lacquer, sterling silver, part of the AWEAR: making wearable gestures of hope about climate change project

AWEAR Sculptures

Put yourself in the climate change picture installation at Art Farm Birchs Bay, 2025, photographic image, engraved wood, paint. An interactive sculpture which encourages the viewer to step up and into the picture.

Installed as part of the 2025 Art Farm Birchs Bay Sculpture Trail exhibition this work is called 

Put Yourself in the Climate Change Picture.

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Both denial and despair can lead to inaction on climate change. But, talking about it can shift values and behaviours. I invite visitors to step up, put themselves in the picture and be part of the conversation. 

@AWEAR_HOPE

https://www.instagram.com/awear_hope/

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