Commissioned by the Institute of Modern Art (IMA) 2021, water, waterphone, plastic, charred logs, wood mulch, liquid smoke, subwoofer, electronics, amplifier, LCD screen, video documentation, dimensions variable. Video documentation: Charlie Hillhouse. Installation view: On Fire: Climate and Crisis, Institute of Modern Art.

Commissioned by the Institute of Modern Art (IMA) 2021, water, waterphone, plastic, charred logs, wood mulch, liquid smoke, subwoofer, electronics, amplifier, LCD screen, video documentation, dimensions variable. Video documentation: Charlie Hillhouse. Installation view: On Fire: Climate and Crisis, Institute of Modern Art.

Commissioned by Museum of Brisbane, 2019. Clay pots, with sound created through effect pedals, contact microphone, amplifier. Performance documentation from Museum of Brisbane. Photo: Charlie Hillhouse.

Commissioned by Museum of Brisbane, 2019. Clay pots, with sound created through effect pedals, contact microphone, amplifier. Performance documentation from Museum of Brisbane. Photo: Charlie Hillhouse.

Aflame, A Singing Sun. Performed at Dark Path, Hobart, Tasmania. Photo credit: Dark Mofo/ Rémi Chauvin, 2019.

Aflame, A Singing Sun. Performed at Dark Path, Hobart, Tasmania. Photo credit: Dark Mofo/ Rémi Chauvin, 2019.

Aflame, A Singing Sun. Performed at Dark Path, Hobart, Tasmania. Photo credit: Dark Mofo/ Rémi Chauvin, 2019.

Commissioned by UQ Art Museum, 2019. Gong, charcoal and metal, with sound created through effect pedals, contact microphone, amplifier. Performance documentation from UQ Art Museum, Brisbane 1st of March 2019 Photo: Charlie Hillhouse.

Commissioned by UQ Art Museum, 2019. Gong, charcoal and metal, with sound created through effect pedals, contact microphone, amplifier. Performance documentation from UQ Art Museum, Brisbane 1st of March 2019 Photo: Simon Woods.

Commissioned by UQ Art Museum, 2019. Gong, charcoal and metal, with sound created through effect pedals, contact microphone, amplifier. Performance documentation from UQ Art Museum, Brisbane 1st of March 2019 Photo: Simon Woods.