Project Type: Video

  • Cocos Imagined 2021

    Cocos Imagined 2021

    https://vimeo.com/641432991

    Melbourne, Reservoir Victoria 2021

  • Field Vibrations

    Field Vibrations

    Multicultural Arts Festival 2017

    Mapping ( MAV) Group Exhibition.

    An exploration satire based on research of the artists , ancestral heritage of the Cocos Keeling islands.
    DOP: Supina Bytol
    Performed : Supina Bytol
    Produced : Supina Bytol
    Editing : Meg Petree

  • wedding

    wedding

    Huru Hara Festival of Chaos AsiaTopa Melbourne 2020

    This was an installation and performance piece gathering objects in my environment that reminded me of celebrations put together for a wedding and the unification of two people and the communities that are fused by this union.

  • Still what is left

    Still what is left

    This sound piece was made using the Melbourne Museums federation handbells collection. The sound was to compliment imagery: glass, brass, and resonance and reflection of the water, time and space Imagery credit of the artist Niki Lam

    Collaboration with Niki Lam (Hong Kong) 2018 @ Hyphenated Collective Substation gallery

  • Where is my high vis mate?

    Where is my high vis mate?

    https://vimeo.com/262896784

    2018 Noel Counihan commemorative art award shortlisted finalist (people, politics,protest)

    Surrounded by gentrification and patriarchal ideals that suppress and oppress feminine and spiritual intuitive ways of being, this character was developed in response to the ongoing enforcement of labour dominated by systems in the patriarchy. This figure occupies this domestic space.

  • Batu Belah

    Batu Belah

    Hanging rock 2017 Shot and edited by Marcus Salvagno

    The story of Batu Belah Batu Bertangkup is a legendary story that is famous for the Malay community . Batu Belah Batu Bertangkup got its name from a large block of stone which in legend has a gaping mouth and open like a cave or a stone split in two, but makes a loud and creepy sound, it is said that it has swallowed many people who adore it to be eaten and swallowed. Filmed on Wurundjeri, Dja Dja Wurrung Land.