Dean’s Award Winner for Academic Excellence (Sponsored by Kayell) TENDING THE INVASION Tending the invasion forms a connection with blackberry (Rubus fruticosus) as a site of intertwined ecological, colonial, and personal entanglements. Introduced to this continent by imperial botanists, blackberry
Brunswick Print Lab Prize Winner and NAVA Ignition Prize Winner THE VOICE OF THE MARIBYRNONG Located on the land of the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung and Bunurong Peoples of the Kulin Nation, the Maribyrnong River has been impacted by the violent
NAVA Ignition Prize Winner I, Me, Myself This body of work is an exploration of the self, guided by a simple but profound principle: “I am not just taking pictures, I am taking myself in.” Through a practice that
Associate Dean’s Innovation Award Winner THINGS THAT REFUSE TO SETTLE working with black-and-white photographs created through chemical interventions, solarisation, and Instax film, this body of work studies the residue of emotion and the slow sedimentation of memory. Images emerge through
Five Walls Exhibition Award Winner City Skin: Placing Traces City Skin: Placing Traces is a photographic installation that reimagines the invisible residues of human life within the rapidly urbanisation landscapes of city spaces. Through a series of black-and-white photographs
