GRAPHIC DESIGNER

Catharina supports MindArt as our Graphic Designer, developing physical and digital layouts, visual concepts, and brand-aligned compositions.

She has been part of our team for five years and graduated four years ago with a Bachelor’s Degree in Visual Communication Design from Massey University. Catharina currently works at About Face, Auckland’s skin experts with 40 years of experience, and also designs for The Beauty Assembly, New Zealand’s leading beauty distributors.

VIDEOGRAPHER/EDITOR

Molly Power is a filmmaker based in Wellington, New Zealand. She received her Bachelor of Screen Arts from Massey University in 2024. Molly assisted with the filming and editing of MindArt's instructional modules and trailers. Having been diagnosed with ADHD as an adult, she is interested in how art and neuroscience can collaborate to create healthy minds and expansive creative practices. She enjoys engaging with nature by taking winter swims in Wellington's bays, or doing life drawings in the Botanical Gardens.

WEB DESIGNER

Harry is in his final year studying a Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Visual Communication Design at Toi Rauwhārangi Massey University. He is responsible for the creation and maintanence of the MindArt website, ensuring it is engaging and informative for audiences. He is especially passionate about accessibility, particularly how design can enrich experiences for those with neurological conditions. Harry has interned at Ocean Design, one of Wellington’s longest running branding agencies, and continues to excel in his studies.

SOUND ARTIST

Fred Small is an artist working within sound and curation, he holds a BFA (First Class Hons) from Toi Rauwhārangi Massey University. Through his sound making practice he explores both ambient and dance-oriented genres, building sonic landscapes from acoustic instruments, field recordings and modern synthesis. Fred releases music under the moniker raptAGOG, he has released on Bristol-based label Common Ancestors with further projects in development. 

Fred has exhibited in both solo and collaborative projects at play_station artist run space, the Audio Foundation, and Artspace Aotearoa among others. He is currently based in Oslo, Norway and works as the Head of Curation for Monument Festival.