Jade Court-Gold is a Sydney/Gadi based non-indigenous, gender diverse artist working predominantly with metal and clay sculpture. Jade's practice is a negotiation of materials in an attempt to gain a deeper understanding of what it means to exist in a time of severe ecological upheaval. This is processed in real time through the making of objects - thinking through making. Objects, artefacts, aberrations; a continuation from one to another, without a specific desired outcome. Reflecting on societal and ecological dissociation, the artist uses intuition and emergence as methods to embody ways of knowing outside the mainstream western rhetoric.