Cheyenne Bardos is a multidisciplinary creative playing with food, art, writing, photography, and event production in Gadigal Land / Sydney.

Whatever the medium, her projects – from supper clubs to photojournalism pieces – always aim to spark curious wonder, community connection, and cultural storytelling, marked by an approach deeply influenced by her Filipino heritage: warm, generous, spirited, and abundant.

Passionate about working at a grassroots level to spotlight young talent, Cheyenne has co-led collaborations with emerging and underrepresented artists in partnership with Magenta House, Blank Gallery, Kasama Studio, George Street RSL, and Welcome Merchant.

Her work is published in The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, RUSSH Magazine, Refinery29, and Astrophe Magazine. She was a speaker at the Festival of Dangerous Ideas, interned in fashion and creative production at Culture Machine, ran social media strategy at UNSW Arts, Design & Architecture, and currently works at a think tank focused on improving Sydney through better urban and public policy.

Enquiries: cheyenne@cheyennebardos.com

Instagram: @cheyennebardos