Aaron Moore’s art practice focuses on mark making, both hand-made marks and the marks our lives leave on the people and world around us.

Aaron studied at the National Art School in Sydney and gained his higher education from the University of Oxford, UK, and the University of New South Wales’ Art and Design, Australia, where he earned masters degrees in Refugee Studies (MSc) and Fine Arts (MRes) respectively.

Aaron has exhibited in multiple group and solo shows, winning the Walter Bennett Art Award, winning the Portrait of a Senior Territorian, receiving the Katherine Art Award Packing Prize, and the Claremont Local Artist Award; receiving Highly Commended in the Mandorla Art Award and the St George Art Award, and a finalist in numerous art prizes including the Adelaide Perry Drawing Prize, the Fisher Ghost and the Blake Prize.

Some examples of his work and exhibitions include: Land of Dreams - paintings and ceramics celebrating the vastness, textures, and spirit of this ancient land., Floral Odyssey - floral images developed through unique mark making techniques on sheets of Perspex, Into the Gorge - ceramic pieces inspired by the Northern Territory’s rock formations and created using the Japanese marking process of Kurinuki, One thing you lack - an attempt to grapple with challenges posed by global inequality, The land and its people - insights into life in a Togolese village; and Those who can’t fly and Limbo - reflecting on the difficulties of seeking international asylum.