Creative Fellows alumnae Dr Andrea Rassell and Dr Cassandra Tytler successfully launched “Transversal,” a curated exhibition and residency by Moving Image Lab Perth (MILP), a social creative community they co-founded. As a collective of artists, MILP brings together video art, expanded cinema, and experimental documentary.
The exhibit, which ran from 30 October to 25 November at FORM Gallery, showcased works by Perdita Phillips, Martina Mrongovius, Jacob Canet-Gibson, Alys Daroy, Josh Zeunert, Harrison See, Andrea Rassell, and Cassandra Tytler. Through holograms, micro-projections, two-channel installations, stop-motion paintings, and sculptural elements, the artists explored how moving images could extend beyond their usual frames, spilling into the gallery as light, rhythm, and spatial deviation.
By bringing together practitioners from across Western Australia’s growing moving image community, “Transversal” invited audiences to step inside and experience a shifting field of projection and perception. The works blurred the boundaries between cinema and installation, presence and reflection, body and screen, making the act of viewing itself part of the artwork.
