We pay our acknowledgments and our respects to the Wadawurrung Traditional Owners on whose land and waters we live and work
CONTRIBUTARIES - ROAM Geelong 2025. Photo: Peter Roupas - Geelong Camera Club
CONTRIBUTARIES - ROAM Geelong 2025. Photo: Pam Hutchinson
SHIPRITE - Sculpture Plus, Lorne Sculpture Biennale 2025. Photo: Jennifer McElwee
SHIPRITE - Sculpture Plus, Lorne Sculpture Biennale 2025. Photo: Mathew L Berg
Distorted Truth - May'd Festival 2025. Photo: Michael Morgan
Scott Welsh. Island Play reading, The Project Space, 2019. Photo: Marita Batna
Scott Welsh. Island Play - filming on the South Channel Fort Island, 2018.
Durational performance - Ingrid Petterson 'Meeting of Two Worlds, the Handing Over' (Breathe On, 2022). Photo: David Campbell
Breathe On by Michael Morgan - Closing ceremony-performance (2022). Photo: Michael Morgan
Chess Players' Game by Ingrid Petterson - performer Sarah White (Meeting of Two Worlds, 2023). Photo: Michael Morgan
Unseen - Island Films (Kachanka), 2021. Photo: Marita Batna
Unseen - Island films aboard Kachanka (2021). Photo: Marita Batna
UNSEEN - Monash (2024). Photo: Michael Morgan
Laine Hogarty. DEFENCE MECHANISMS - Projection with performer Jessica Williams (Creative Occupation, Phase I, 2018). Photo: Laine Hogarty
Laine Hogarty. 'In the Shadow, I see Myself' - DEFENCE MECHANISMS (Projection), gallery performance (Creative Occupation, 2019). Photo: Michael Morgan
SHIPRITE - First Mate (performer Michael Morgan), Sculpture Plus, Lorne Sculpture Biennale 2025. Photo: Jennifer McElwee
Michael Morgan. Standing Operating Procedure - Chess (Creative Occupation, 2020). Photo: Marita Batna
Ingrid Petterson. 'Flag Process' (Creative Occupation, Phase I, 2018). Photo: Lance Youston
Supraliminal Communion by Ingrid Petterson (Unseen, 2021). Photo: Michael Morgan
Scott Welsh. Island Play - a Film (Creative Occupation, Phase I, 2018). Photography: Zac Schubert-Youston
We are a local collective of artists, based on Wadawurrung Country, the Geelong region, exploring creative connections through environments and places, both seen and ‘unseen’. Our creative practice and research respond to contemporary ecological, technological, social, and cultural challenges and opportunities.
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Studio: @DogRocks Art residency (Batesford)