Trashbinn Art

Bio:​

Trashbinn Art (Tasmin Handsaker) (she/they) is a proud Queer, Gamilaraay multidisciplinary artist based on the stolen lands of the Turrubal and Yuggera peoples in Meanjin (Brisbane). Trashbinn's artistic mediums are involved in photography, painting, and design,  which boldly explores themes of identity, queerness, Aboriginality, motherhood, body image, and social justice. Through her diverse body of work, Trashbinn Art invites viewers into intimate reflections and conversations, drawing from her personal experiences and the stories of her community.

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At the heart of Trashbinn's artistic practice lies a deep commitment to collaboration and inclusivity. She actively engages with individuals from diverse backgrounds, seeking to amplify a multitude of voices and foster connections within her community. This collaborative spirit is reflected in her exhibitions and projects, where she encourages dialogue and empathy through art.

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With a passion for storytelling and a dedication to inclusivity, Trashbinn Art continues to challenge and inspire audiences, inviting them to engage thoughtfully with the intersections of art, identity, and community.