Autonomia Maró Fábio Márcio Alkmin
Restoring the Spirit Lisa Palmer
ABYSSAL Pedro F Neto & João Baptista
Beyond the Dam's Reservoir W. Nathan Green & Polen Ly
Student Hunger: A Silent Crisis Jane Dyson & Kate Jessop
Örö Rob St John
Droughtlands Anjali Jayakumar, Omkar Khandagale & Aditya Thakkar
2021 Program
Healing Fire Yanama budyari gumada research collective
A Millennia of Seepage Amelia Hine
Workers Jay Gearing & Ben Rogaly
Spirit Jane Dyson & Ross Harrison
Nadirah: Coal Woman Negar Elodie Behzadi & Kate Jessop
Withering Refuge Pedro F Neto
Tidal Choreography Gina Moore & Michele Lobo
Posthuman Landscapes Candice Boyd & Elizabeth Straughan
Holding Tightly: Custom and Healing in Timor-Leste Lisa Palmer & Susanna Barnes
Water at the Margins Maria Rusca
Drum Village Primary School Vickie Zhang
Losing Ground Holding Place Iqbal Barkat, Richie Howitt, Kath McLachlan, Garima Misra, Nathan Moulds, Phillip Osborne & Matalena Tofa
Restoring the Spirit Lisa Palmer
ABYSSAL Pedro F Neto & João Baptista
Beyond the Dam's Reservoir W. Nathan Green & Polen Ly
Student Hunger: A Silent Crisis Jane Dyson & Kate Jessop
Örö Rob St John
Droughtlands Anjali Jayakumar, Omkar Khandagale & Aditya Thakkar
2021 Program
PLACE, LABOUR AND BELONGING
Healing Fire Yanama budyari gumada research collective
A Millennia of Seepage Amelia Hine
Workers Jay Gearing & Ben Rogaly
Spirit Jane Dyson & Ross Harrison
Nadirah: Coal Woman Negar Elodie Behzadi & Kate Jessop
Withering Refuge Pedro F Neto
Tidal Choreography Gina Moore & Michele Lobo
Posthuman Landscapes Candice Boyd & Elizabeth Straughan
Holding Tightly: Custom and Healing in Timor-Leste Lisa Palmer & Susanna Barnes
Water at the Margins Maria Rusca
Drum Village Primary School Vickie Zhang
Losing Ground Holding Place Iqbal Barkat, Richie Howitt, Kath McLachlan, Garima Misra, Nathan Moulds, Phillip Osborne & Matalena Tofa
IAG Film Shorts is a screening event showcasing films made by geographers.
Tidal Choreography
Gina Moore & Michele Lobo
Tidal Choreography is a 3D animation film that uses experimentation to materialise socio-technical imaginaries of more-than-human justice. The film attempts to dismantle the brutality of the Colonial Anthropocene through a visceral ecological experience that co-mingles saltwater worlds on the edges of the Indian Ocean, in Northern Australia and Eastern India. Ecological intimacies are performed through crocodile-human becomings and co-becomings that attune to Indigenous and southern ontologies. We try and develop ethical relationships with technology by mingling more-than-human stories with computer generated images and sound design in a saltwater milieu that resists captivation.
Gina Moore is a visual artist and a lecturer in the Bachelor of Design, Animation and Interactive Media program at RMIT University. As a painter, sculptor, illustrator and animator, Gina has been employed in a variety of sectors including public art, architectural visualisation, and advertising. Since 1990 she has exhibited work utilizing a variety of media including painting, sculpture, animated film and Virtual Reality.
Michele Lobo is a cultural geographer at Deakin University, Melbourne. Her research seeks to invigorate debates on racial and climate justice. She engages with diverse Indigenous, Southern (including Dalit, Adivasi), Eastern, Black, Diasporic and Islamic cosmologies of co-belonging.
Michele Lobo is a cultural geographer at Deakin University, Melbourne. Her research seeks to invigorate debates on racial and climate justice. She engages with diverse Indigenous, Southern (including Dalit, Adivasi), Eastern, Black, Diasporic and Islamic cosmologies of co-belonging.