Featured Project: The Bullwhip Effect
The bullwhip is a single-tailed whip, made of braided hide, that was the first human invention to break the sound barrier: when cracked the tip of the whip travels twice as fast as the loop creating a sonic boom used to direct and control livestock across open country. The bullwhip is believed to have evolved from the British hunting whip into a uniquely Australian tool for moving livestock along the travelling stock routes to local and global markets… More…
Works 2016 – 2017
The Swamp, Undrawing the Line, 27mins, animation and installation, 2016
Turn, Animation and installation, 2016
The City of Ladies, in development, film installation on Christine de Pizan’s book of the same name
Works 2014 – 2015
1001 Nights in Fairfield, 17:33mins, HD DVD, 2015
The Chant of Nudimmud, Undrawing the Line, collaborative drawing with anaglyph 3D, 12m x 4m, 2015
Eight Passages in Belonging and Displacement, 12mins looped double screen projection, 2015
The Boys Home, photographs and video installation, 2014
Doing Time, 9:22mins, HD DVD, 2015
In the Shade of the Waq Waq Tree, Undrawing the Line, collaborative drawing with anaglyph 3D, 5m x 2.4m, 2014
Duckrabbit (after Wittgenstein), pen and ink drawings, 2014
Utopia (backwards), pen and ink with animated Gifs, 2014
How to Blow up a Bubble that Won’t Burst, 2015, single channel video, 2015
Works 2012 – 2013
Washing bin Laden, 10mins, DVD HD, 2013
The Right of Passage, 19mins, DVD HD, collaborative film, 2013
The Library of Living Structures, installation and video, 2013
The Bull Laid Bear, 19mins, DVD HD, collaborative film, 2012
