ABOUT THE PROJECT
Revoke the Narratives is the second work in my series, Considered Dialogues. It is the sequel to Compass in Hand (2023)
View, Compass in Hand: https://vimeo.com/840070999
Password: Compass2408
Meet The Team
This project is incredibly special as it brings together and builds on the camaraderie and artistic strength of my community. Working with the key collaborators and industry professionals, this project will make a significant impact on their artistic careers and foster modes of collaboration that are conscientious and thoughtful.
Mairéad Ruane
Co-Producer
Mairéad Ruane is a values-driven creative producer working across art forms on projects that bridge arts and health. Over the past year, Mairéad has creatively produced short documentaries, an immersive documentary game, a combined professional and community play, and a live art performance programme. Mairéad has worked with a diverse range of communities, and they remain focused on amplifying marginalised voices and promoting wellbeing across all of their work.
Devika Bilimoria
Director of Photography
Devika Bilimoria: practice engages film making, live performance, ritual and visual arts. They have exhibited works in London, New Zealand, and, in Australia at the Museum of Australian Photography, the National Portrait Gallery, Centre of Contemporary Photography, Montsalvat Gallery, Fiona and Sidney Meyer Gallery, Blindside Gallery, and Dancehouse. They have been commissioned by festivals such as PHOTO 2022 International Festival of Photography, Flash Forward (2021), Sangam: Performing Arts Festival of South Asia & Diaspora (2019) and Mapping Melbourne (2018) and have been selected for national and international residencies. In 2022, Devika was the recipient of the Rodger Davies Award for their durational performance installation at the Victorian College of the Arts upon completing their BFA Honours. Their practice is further informed by a BFA in Photography and BA Media Studies (film/TV) from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology and training in the South Indian dance form Bharatanatyam. Website: https://devikabilimoria.com/art-index
Nikola Auterska
Cinematographer & Lighting Tech
Nikola Auterska: With a BA photography & conceptual fine art background, Nikola has always been interested in the visual language that film and photography has to offer. Her first moving image installations were part of the Lamina (2016) and ORTU (2018) exhibitions in Sheffield. Nikola continues her research which delves into the subconscious mind, neuroscience and the creative flow, which seeps into her work and continues to inspires her imagery. Her background of photography and publishing helped craft her eye for compositions and the language of juxtaposition between frames. After finishing her MA in Cinematography at Goldsmiths University of London Nikola continues to work as a DOP exploring lighting and textures. Through her visual language Nikola is always keen to unveil the subconscious narrative, the gaps between words and bring it to surface in her work. Nikola likes to merge the worlds of fantasy and realism which draws her to specific collaborations.
Corina Andrian
Choreographer
Corina Andrian is a Romanian-British multidisciplinary movement artist, film director and intimacy coordinator whose rigorous professional dance background visually weaves into her synaesthetic cinematic language. Corina’s choreography defies genres, blending surrealism and alien-like curiosity to question reality, echoing René Magritte idea of using reality to cast doubt on itself. She has directed over 15 dance short films, three artistic documentaries featuring world renowned dance artists including Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch Company, two sold-out physical theatre shows and films for a three-screen immersive theatre show. Her work has earned 7 Best Film Awards and over 100 global screenings, showcasing her lifelong research of physicalising cinema through camera and body choreography. Corina has led masterclasses for DELAZERO and Unfold Motion dance companies, sharing her multisensory method that connects movement and vitality with striking imagery drawn from everyday life’s extremes. For her, watching does not only involve seeing but a whole embodied intelligence. Website: https://www.corina-andrian.com/about