Andrea Illés is a performance artist working with movement, installation, images, and sound with a focus on structural power and the interplay between surveillance and performativity.

Dislocating common* knowledge and representations, and favouring atmospheres of awe and overwhelm, her hyper-personal and collaborative works explore sisterhood, love, fetishisation, and cruelty. Her hyper-personal and collaborative works have been presented in varying contexts such as West Space, Dark Mofo, Soft Centre, Miscellania, The Lab, Mona, and Carriageworks.

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Dave Court is a visual artist living on Kaurna Country in Adelaide, Australia. Working across painting, sculpture and installation his practice ranges from large-scale public art to cross-media projects. Central to his practice is an exploration of how social structures and systems are shaped by evolving technologies, and a commitment to the radical possibilities of shared experience.

He is founder and director of Washdog Studios, a shared artist studio warehouse in Kent Town, providing studio space and professional opportunities for twelve independent artists and their extended networks.

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Mat Morison is an interdisciplinary musician, composer, and performer. Their work spans film and theatre, experimental music, and creative electronics, with a strong focus on access and inclusion for Deaf and disabled artists. They collaborate across a range of projects, including Slowmango, My Cheríe, and Kinetic Collective.

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Nū is an Ethiopian-Australian sound artist, vocalist and live coder whose work blends non-Western musical traditions, improvisation and Afrofuturism. Using Sonic Pi, Strudel and her vocals, she creates immersive sonic worlds that weave elements of ambient, jazz, R&B and electronic music.

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Spisbah is a musician, media artist and amateur researcher working across sound and technological systems. Rooted in Australia’s experimental music communities, his practice spans performance, exhibitions and collaborative projects throughout Australia and the Asia Pacific — treating sound, code and infrastructure as expressive materials.

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Antariksha Studio is an Indian transmedia collective weaving multicultural heritage through video games, performance, and new media. Led by dancer Jayalakshmi Eshwar, visual artist Avinash Kumar, and composer Sri Rama Murthy, their Indofuturist practice navigates decolonial worldbuilding, digital repatriation, and cultural memory — bridging classical traditions with speculative, community-centred futures.

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PSEUDO is a new media aggregate working across live performance, expanded cinema, sound, and digital infrastructure. Harrison Hall, Mat Spisbah, Sam McGilp and Henry Lai-Pyne build hybrid works where digital media and physical bodies occupy the same space. Based on Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Country in Brunswick, Melbourne, the group operates across Australia and the Asia-Pacific, developing performances, collaborative projects, workshops, and residencies.

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