Noah Bridger is concerned with living in a busy world. Walking, gathering, modelling, and casting, he works between sites that slip and crumble, the mundanity of his own figure, weeds and rubble cast aside, and the alchemical depths of matter itself. He prefers loose grounds and places that welcome doublings, re-castings, displacements, inversions, re-arrangements, jottings, recordings, and returns.

Noah is an artist presently working with sculpture, writing, video, and installation. He is completing a Master of Fine Art at Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology and has studied and worked as an Industrial Designer since 2019. Noah has exhibited in group shows at MADA (2022), Blindside (2025), Mixed Zoning (2025), Site8 (2025), and extensively across RMIT. He has installed site-specific public works Beeswax, Bluestone (2025) and Redbrick, Beeswax (2025) and won the MADA Now Highly Commended Graduating Project (2022). Noah currently works as a Fabricator and Industrial Designer for Reef Design Lab. Here he has contributed to public work installed globally and commissions exhibited in international collections.

Public Work

Beeswax, Ballast

Redbrick, Beeswax

Beeswax, Bluestone

2025

2025

2025

Dight’s Falls, Melbourne

Dight’s Falls, Melbourne

Dight’s Falls, Melbourne

Group Shows

2025

2025

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2025

2024

2024

2024

Plasticities, malaises, Survivals

Stood, hands behind his back

No curve they follow in Stony Town“ - J.S.Neilson

Drip

The Burghers of Calais

Small Dogs Head

Ponder

RMIT Grad Show

Mixed Zoning (Flesh Notes)

Site8 Gallery .

Blindside Gallery (Convergence)

RMIT MFA Grad Club Auction

RMIT Gossard Space

MADA Now Graduating Exhibition

Master of Fine Art

Bachelor of Industrial Design

Education

2025

2022

RMIT School of Art, Melbourne

MADA, Monash University, Melbourne

Select Writing

2025

Plasticities, malaises, Survivals: Poeticising displacement through site-specific sculpture and installation. Research Document, Master of Fine Art, RMIT University, Melbourne.

Awards

2022

MADA Now Highly Commended Graduating Project