Name: Sadokierski, Associate Professor Zoë
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Associate Professor in Visual Communication

University of Technology Sydney

Research interests / activities

Zoë Sadokierski is a designer, writer, educator and Associate Professor in Visual Communication at the UTS School of Design. Her practice-based research investigates ways visual storytelling can help us process the complexity of climate change and biodiversity loss. She is a former president and founding member of the Australian Book Designers Association. In 2015 Zoë established Page Screen Books, an independent publisher of artist’s books and visual essays. Her favourite colours are red and stripes.

Outputs

Some recent publications:

Rissanen, T. and Sadokierski, Z. (2023) Thinking-with Regent Honeyeaters: on hones and futures for a critically endangered species. Unlikely: Journal for Creative Arts (8). https://unlikely.net.au/issue-08/thinking-with-regent-honeyeaters

Sadokierski, Z. and Rissanen, T. (2022) Drawing the Extinction Crisis. Tracey journal 16, (1), pp. 1-19. https://opus.lib.uts.edu.au/bitstream/10453/157941/2/2880-85-16487-1-10-20220421.pdf

Sadokierski, Z. (2022) Create-An-Animal: A genre-blending visual essay. Rabbit: A journal for nonficiton poetry. 34: Reportage, pp. 202-218.

Sadokierski, Z., van Dooren, T., Hochuli, D., Burrell, A. and Martin, J. (2022) A Guide to the Creatures in Your Neighbourhood. Sydney: Murdoch Books.

Sadokierski, Z. Bin Chicken to Object of Care: Connecting migrant communities to urban nature through animal allegories. Nature Feelz: Perspectives and reflections on ecological emotions conference, Sydney Environment Institute, Sydney.

Website/blog

https://zoesadokierski.com/

Website/blog

http://www.precariousbirds.net

Sadokierski, Associate Professor Zoë

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