Absentee In Absentee, Ichida focuses on the temporality of our existence. Centred around the female body, juxtaposed with everyday objects we normally overlook, the boundary between the figure and man−made objects disappears and blends to evoke an [...]
CHAMPION (2015-ongoing) My practice is influenced by the exploration of alternative narratives of feminine strength within India’s patriarchal constructs. The north-central Indian states of Haryana and Uttar Pradesh have some of highest rates of female infanticide in the [...]
Mountain of Salt Mountain of Salt (2020-21) is an expansive body of work comprised of found images, appropriated text and digital shape collages, [...]
Raphaela Rosella Cynthia MaiWa Sitei Raphaela Rosella is an Australian artist with Italian immigrant and Anglo Celtic convict/coloniser descent who resides in Meanjin QLD. Working at [...]
Love Story Love Story focuses on Adama’s relationship with aspects of London and her admiration for the beautiful subtleties she comes across in Black communities. Mothers and their children in their best attires on a sunday, school [...]
Babushka Svetlana and Me In her intimate project, Babushka Svetlana and Me, Maria Quigley captures life inside the four walls of her grandmother’s small apartment in St Petersburg - the same [...]
Lie and Smile Rana Young’s project Lie and Smile is a poignant exploration of her relationship with her late Mother. Young’s mother had been a victim of much trauma, which doubtlessly contributed to her decision to move [...]
BLOOD ORANGE Text by Capella Buncher Liza Ambrossio’s Blood Orange is composed of evocative and sensorial images, audaciously strung together, seeped in mystery, humour and unease. The photographs range from a stray arm coming into frame, [...]
'A Man in Public Space' "I set up an experiment. I walked in the public space of my city (Lausanne, Switzerland), and for a week I transformed myself into a cis man, into my male alter [...]
Regard /ʁə.ɡaʁ/ verb 1. To consider or think of (someone or something) in a specified way. "When my daughter was born, I was told that she had the “physical markers” for Down syndrome. [...]
