FEATURED PROJECTS
2026 short film (10 minutes)
A woman remembers things out of order: the cars parked along the side of the road exploding into flames, the networks falling offline, the lists people were asked to keep, the protests.
And at the heart of everything, her love affair with a young photographer under surveillance.
2018 short film (5 minutes)
Marion, a fashion editor enters a photographic studio to direct a shoot. A traumatic event has occurred the night before, the details of which are fragmented and unclear.
As she processes her experience, she finds herself entering the room again and again, until the memory of her trauma starts to emerge in the body and performance of the model.
2017 installation - Mailbox Artspace
An installed iteration of Close Observations of a Single Subject made specifically for exhibition in the 19 letterboxes at Mailbox Art Space in Melbourne's CBD.
A poetic meditation on the act of observation, the work delves deeply into the resonances of a single moment, and the piercing, unsettling effect that memory can have on the way an individual sees the world and themselves.
CLOSE OBSERVATIONS OF A SINGLE SUBJECT
2016 short film (9 minutes)
Two women meet in secret: a handler and an asset.
A subtle exploration of trust, betrayal, violence and surveillance “Close Observations of a Single Subject” examines what happens when women in aggressively male worlds are faced with the choice to compromise themselves and one another.
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2013 theatre x moving image installation - Malthouse Tower Space
Part film, part feast, part inner-beast. An interrogation-installation performance on the aesthetics of being human.
“We are temporary shells of skin. Of pigment, of hair, of sweat, folds and scar tissue. But we also inhabit a shadow-body of opinions, of judgements, and dark yearnings for an ideal physical beauty”
2013 2x screen multimedia x performance work - La Mama Theatre
A waiting room filled with books. An unmarked door. A man: the fool, the player king — or nobody at all — wakes confused, between worlds. Has he died? Or has he just imagined it? Does it even matter?
In this room are the answers. Or perhaps, only more questions. What proceeds is a quizzical danse macabre; an incomplete elegy for an imperfect life and a very questionable death.
EARLY THEATRE WORK
2006 - 2009
2009 - Attract/Repel (theatre + installation + moving image)
2009 - Sandwiches (theatre + installation)
2008 - TWO (domestic installation performance + moving image)
2006 - Y. (experimental theatre)