MOON GIRLE

Caity Girle is an interdisciplinary artist based in Naarm/Melbourne, working under the creative identity Moon Girle. Through immersive installations, participatory environments, and sensory-based creative systems, she creates tactile worlds that explore emotional architecture, accessibility, memory, imagination, care, and human connection.

Working intuitively with collected objects, colour, soft materials, light, and collaborative making, her practice transforms found and repurposed materials into emotionally charged environments that sit between comfort and overwhelm, wonder and unease. Using cuteness, sensory invitation, and play as a way to disarm audiences, her work encourages tactile engagement, curiosity, and alternative ways of connecting with space, materials, and one another.

Alongside her installation practice, Caity develops participatory creative experiences, sensory spaces, and one-on-one creative sessions that support accessibility, emotional regulation, imaginative expression, and inclusive participation – particularly for neurodivergent communities and people with disabilities. Her practice extends across galleries, festivals, schools, the stage, councils, and community settings, where she creates environments that invite collective making, sensory engagement, and shared acts of presence and care.