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UPDATED
AUGUST 2025


Post studies in spatial design led me towards architectural studio management across 3 years, developing and delivering a broad range of both operational, quality assurance and marketing outcomes. I then pivoted towards a stronger arts focus within the built environment, spending 2 years in public art project coordination and delivery from mural scales to metro stations.

I’ve largely focused on the above in recent years, however always find time and opt for freelance design roles that support artists and/or arts projects. I have contributed extensive volunteering efforts across events and festivals for the past decade, from front of house/service roles, to behind the scenes/quiet assistance roles. This can often be through physical on-set preparation (such as technical drawings, integrated technologies, art department, sourcing, installation and general runner) as well as strategic direction of collateral + content creation (such as; videography and editing, style guide assets, pitch decks, and more).

I am also involved in Debris Magazine since its inception in 2020, a literary journal based between Naarm & Paris.



CONTACT
@sharnisharnisharni
sharnilouisehodge@gmail.com
+61 481 708 576

I recognise and respect the Traditonal Owners of the lands I live on, have lived on and will always feel connected to - the Gundungurra people (of Goulburn), the Kamilaroi people (of Tamworth), the Awabakal and Worimi peoples (of Newcastle), the Yugambeh people (of Gold Coast) and the Wurundjeri People (of Melbourne). Indigenous sovereignty has never been ceeded. Always was and always will be, Aboriginal Land.