Legal Fiction examines how a white Australian nation was deliberately constructed, and not an incidental result of colonisation. It traces how the fiction of an empty continent became a political and medical project to protect the new white population.
The Crimson Thread investigates the ubiquitous presence of Australia’s British heritage through the lens of Queen Elizabeth II’s Royal Tour of Australia in 1954, to better understand the impacts of colonisation and white privilege on contemporary society.
Legal Fiction explores the creation of a white society in Australia, combining stark imagery with archival material to highlight the impact of medical and social scientists' obsession throughout the 20th century to “protect” the white race.
'The Crimson Thread' is a work in progress which examines the omnipresence and continual honouring of colonial history in Australia to better understand the impacts of colonisation and white privilege