What we seeis only thebeginning.
Tara Pearce works at the intersection of creativity and consciousness, exploring how we see, create and experience the world.
- Seeing
- Making
- Perception
- Awareness
- Space
- Consciousness
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Photography began with seeing.
Over a decade of co-founding and leading a photography studio and creative agency shaped a distinct way of seeing.
See
Work has appeared in, or been created for
Vogue, Vogue Italia, MECCA, KYHA Studios, Paul Bram, Alila Hotels & Resorts, Harper’s Bazaar, The New York Times, BELLE, ArchDaily, Tatler, ELLE, Vue de Monde, Dermalogica, Dumbo Feather, Food & Wine, Est Living, Real Living, Fenton & Fenton, Hardie Grant Publishing, West Elm, Smeg and The Design Files.
Make
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Creative direction developed ways of shaping what is seen.
Creative direction
In detail- Creative Direction
- For brands, businesses, founders and ideas requiring an overarching creative point of view. Work may span concept, identity, visual language, imagery, digital experience, storytelling, campaigns, content, objects and physical environments.
- Creative Consulting
- Focused creative thinking for existing brands, businesses, ideas or projects. A space for perspective, critique, problem solving, repositioning and finding another way forward.
- Space + Experience
- Creative direction for physical environments, exploring how atmosphere, materiality, colour, light, objects and the senses shape our experience of a place.
- Creative Partnership
- Ongoing creative direction for brands and businesses that value having a senior creative perspective close to the work.
Inhabit
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Space explores how the outside world shapes our inner experience.
Atmosphere, materiality, colour, objects, art and light influence how we feel, move and connect, creating environments that are experienced as much as they are seen.
Tara Pearce is an Australian Creative Director and Consciousness Practitioner with over 15 years of experience creating distinctive visual worlds for brands, publications and people. Her practice spans creative direction, photography, visual storytelling and consciousness, exploring the relationship between creativity, perception and inner experience.
Known for her distinctive visual language and sensitivity to atmosphere, emotion and place, Tara translates ideas and identities into transportive visual experiences, bringing an artistic perspective to both personal and commissioned work.
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The practice expanded.
Consciousness practice
Her practice now extends that inquiry inward, exploring consciousness, perception and the relationship between awareness and the way we live and create. She works with people drawn to deeper inquiry, often at points of change, expansion or transition in their creative, professional and inner lives.
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Consciousness moved that inquiry inward.
Deepen
Conscious Inquiry
One-to-one exploration through conversation and contemplation. A space for curiosity, reflection and exploring what is asking for deeper attention.
The Creative Self
For people whose inner experience and what they are creating in the world are interconnected. An exploration of intuition, imagination, identity and the inner shifts that shape how we see, make and create.
Private Practice
An ongoing one-to-one practice for those drawn to exploring consciousness beyond the familiar. A space to deepen perception, expand awareness and explore what becomes possible when we begin to see ourselves and the world differently.
What we feel shapes what comes next.
Journal
Independent projects, founded & authored by Tara
Women of Mycelia
A women-centred project and practice focused on education, preparation and integration around sacred mushrooms.
womenofmycelia.comThe Modern Psychonaut
An independent platform exploring consciousness through science, psychedelics, philosophy and human experience.
themodernpsychonaut.com.auHouse of Sol
An independent accommodation project exploring the relationship between space, atmosphere and experience.
houseofsol.com.auContact
Enquiries for creative direction and consciousness practice
Melbourne / Australia
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