Andy Butler is an artist, writer and curator based in Melbourne Australia. As an artist, his videos have been exhibited and screened nationally and internationally. His work tries to understand how we can maintain hope and optimism at a time of political and cultural upheaval, and how we exist within the legacies of political, cultural and economic instituions that we know are broken.
He has recently undertaken residencies in the Philippines, Indonesia and New Zealand, and is currently a visiting curatorial researcher at Humboldt Forum, Berlin.
Hayley Millar Baker is a Gunditjmara Djabwurrung artist, born in South-West Melbourne, Australia (1990). She works across photography, collage, and film to interrogate and abstract autobiographical narratives and themes relating to her own identity – drawing on spirituality, Indigeneity, womanhood, motherhood, and the psyche.

HODA AFSHAR was born in Tehran, Iran (1983), and is now based in Naarm (Melbourne), Australia. Hoda explores the nature and possibilities of documentary image-making. Working across photography and moving-image, she considers the representation of gender, marginality, and displacement. In her work, she employs processes that disrupt traditional image-making practices, play with the presentation of imagery, or merge aspects of conceptual, staged, and documentary photography

James Nguyen – James Nguyen is an Australian artist and filmmaker based in Melbourne. He has been commissioned by institutions such as the Australian War Memorial, the Museum of Contemporary Art for the National 2019 at the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, and others.

Victoria Pham – Victoria Pham is an installation artist, composer and evolutionary biologist. She currently is a PhD Candidate in Biological Anthropology at the University of Cambridge. Her specialisation is in archaeoacoustic technology and the evolution of music. Her work is driven by explorations into the connections between second-hand memory, examining modes of decolonisation, communal storytelling and ecological expressions of construction.

Latinx visual artist and filmmaker Pilar Mata Dupont (b. 1981) has a complex and multifaceted practice spanning film, installation, performance, and photography. Her research driven, but highly intuitive practice delves into the fallibility and malleability of narratives of history and memory. Her Argentinean background and upbringing in Australia, Argentina, and Brunei Darussalam – all settler states or former colonies – serve as a lens through which she frames her work, and her home of seven years in the Netherlands has become a recent focus of investigation

Short films by: Hayley Millar Baker, Victoria Pham and James Nguyen, Pilar Mata Dupont, Hoda Afshar, Andy Butler