PAS Granville Artists

Abboud works across various technologies to create collective outcomes.

Bounpraseuth’s practice counteracts negative representations of a godless life.

Hogg utilises installation and performance as her own exploration of cultural displacement and identity.

Her work is delicately personal and takes the shape of a restorative autobiographical archive.

Sunflower embodies the diverse ancestral legacy of Australia’s complex colonial past.

Kain’s labour-intensive practice utilises materials of ritual, including pigments, waxes and golds.

Keg creates social and spatial environments, making reference to her lived experiences of squatting.

Citing love and death as catalysts for her work, Celine explores emotions and relationships.

Bonnie is interested in investigating spirituality and desire through a queer lens.

Newton delves into the agency of materials and the liminal spaces between the ugly and the beautiful.

Tahayori’s recent works draw on ancient Iranian philosophies about light and mirrors.

Syed’s art practice champions the power of storytelling and poetic resistance.