The One Lake Two Names art project was a long-distance walk – across contested land – with the aim of getting to the remotest place in Australia. It was undertaken on an ephemeral lake called: ‘Wilkinkarra’ the Aboriginal name, or ‘Lake Mackay’ the colonialised name. The lake is the fourth largest in Australia at 3,494 km², and is in one of the country’s most inaccessible places.

Above: Installation of the project. The non-linear film, Never Nothing, was selected for Curtin Razor 2016 (best of Curtin University screen arts program), and showcased at Cygnet Theatre in Como, Perth.

Above: Film still from Cape Sublime (2016), edited three channel video.

Above: Film still from Cape Sublime (2016), edited three channel video.

Above: The Bad Painting series was influenced by a quote by Asger Jorn from The Situationist International, who said “In this exhibition I erect a monument in honour of bad painting. Personally, I like it better than good painting”.