falling back to

Yundi Wang is stuck between the walls but she tries her best to travel through flowers and wind, kissing the leaves, sometimes alone and sometimes traveling with Evelyn. This travelling had been most evidently seen in her making of sound/music and moving images.

Yundi writes love letters mostly in sound/music, performance, and moving images, alone or with Evelyn. She collects images and footage from the everyday choosing to film because it may be humorous, absurd, melancholic, seemingly neglected moments, or have a pleasing/unpleasing aesthetic. She then composes or plays with these images through a process of digital cutting, pasting, collaging, and through the use of repetition, variation and metaphor. The music/sound is always in the works, sometimes explicitly as the soundtrack for videos, or her own voice; other times it is visually shown through rhythm and movement. Some of the group exhibitions she has been involved in are ANATHEMA: KICKING A DEAD HORSE, Seventh Gallery, 2019, The River Doesn’t Want You Today, Living Museum of the West, 2019, and Not a Musical, with Evelyn Pohl, George Paton Gallery, 2020.

Sanja Pahoki is a Croatian born visual artist currently living in Melbourne, Australia. Pervasive technologies such as photography, video and neon are employed by Sanja to explore observations from everyday life. With a background in philosophy and psychology, and working primarily with photography, Sanja is a keen and sensitive observer of social interactions. Existential concerns such as irony, anxiety and angst are prevalent in her artworks. Sanja is currently the Head of Photography at the Victorian College of the Arts, University of Melbourne and is represented by Sarah Scout Presents, Melbourne.