Major Projects
Storytelling Through Tasmanian Film Collaborations
See behind the scenes of the photo shoot at Boronia Beach and my collaboration with renowned Tasmanian-based filmmakers.
11 October 2023
See behind the scenes of the photo shoot at Boronia Beach and my collaboration with renowned Tasmanian-based filmmakers.
Cinematographer Michael Gissing created ‘Threatened Species Dance’ for me, which is a mesmerizing slow motion dance featuring my Tasmanian plant designs set to the incredible music of Linsey Pollak & Lizzie O’Keefe.
Botanical artist Deborah Wace designed and produced a bespoke artwork which features on the underside of the lid of the Van Diemen’s Band’s harpsichord, which was officially launched in Hobart on 21 August 2023.
This autobiographical blog is taken from a rich and detailed transcript of Deborah’s 2018 interview with Helene Thomas of The Wayfinder Mobile Story Studio, at
At Deborah WACE our vision is to inspire a love of wild Tasmanian flora through beauty and design. We continually aim to create a unique
In 2021 I had the pleasure of being interviewed on ABC Radio Hobart by Catherine Zengerer. We spoke at length about my life’s work as
Impact Safari is a unique and intimate leadership journey for those looking for transformational experiences in some of the world’s most hidden and powerful places.
Guests of On Board Expeditions will now be reclining into exquisite Deborah WACE luxury designer cushions as they cruise Tasmania’s Southwest World Heritage area aboard
Beekeeping merges with art! Deborah Wace’s artwork proudly adorns Sister Hives Australia beekeeping record participation certificates. Sister Hives created an Extreme Excellence World Record for
Explore the scientifically remarkable Lomatia tasmanica which features extensively in my work, through this piece written by Rayne Allinson (published in FortySouth magazine, January 2021).
I’ve had the pleasure of creating the cover art and fern motif for this book, which was launched with warm enthusiasm at Fullers Bookshop, Hobart
My work will be on display as part of FLOW – a collaborative exhibition featuring ten Huon Valley and Launceston artists, presented by Huon Valley
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A fabric designer, ecological activist, plant advocate and professional printmaker from Hobart, Tasmania.
Deborah WACE acknowledges the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first inhabitants of the nation and the traditional custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work