Angelique is a multidisciplinary visual artist working within the expanding fields photography, textile sculpture and virtual extensions of their work. Throughout their practice Angelique has used self portraiture/performance, textiles and botanicals. Their work interrogates how beings, both human and non:
Dr Karen Ann Donnachie works in the expanded fields of photography, electronic and data art, and experimental art publishing. From 1990 through 2010 she was based in Milan, Italy where, among other activities, she founded the art periodical This is a
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Dr Fiona Hillary is a Melbourne based artist working in the public realm. Her passion lies in site specific practices and the human/non-human relationships that reveal themselves across time. Exploring scale through publicly shared moments of awe and wonder to
Professor Daniel Palmer is Associate Dean of Research and Innovation in the School of Art at RMIT University. Daniel Palmer’s research and professional practice focuses on contemporary art and cultural theory, with a particular emphasis on photography and digital media.
Dr Rebecca Najdowski is Co-Director of the RMIT Imaging Futures Lab and Co-Program Manager of the Bachelor of Arts (Photography)
Dr Alison Bennett is co-director of the RMIT Imaging Futures Laboratory, aka the IF_LAB, and Associate Dean, Photography, RMIT School of Art.
