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Raghav is an Australian Contemporary Dance artist who has worked with leading Australian choreographers including Marilyn Miller, Vicki van Hout, Martin del Amo and Sue Healey. Inspired by his experiences, Raghav choreographed his own solo work KumKum in 2012 as part of Katy Green Loughery’s Freshly squeezed at the Pact Theatre in Sydney. Raghav’s grant awards include; Ian Potter Cultural Trust in 2009, JUMP 2013 by the Australia Council for the Arts and Kick start 2013 by Next wave in Melbourne.
Twenty six year old Alli Sebastian Wolf has been quite lucky in her creative life; working as a visual artist, playwright and theatre maker she has been widely published, exhibited and performed. Winning the Patrick White Young Playwright Award, The Sydney Fringe Festival Best New Theatre Award and currently on a Sydney Premiers Fellowship her playwriting is starting to get recognised. With performance troupe Deep Sea Astronauts her writings are a staple at festivals such as Peats Ridge, TINA, Sydney Fringe and Secret Garden as well as appearing at theatres and concerts around Sydney.
In her solo life she is a visual artist, creating weird and wonderful worlds with a junkyard aesthetic that comes from using recycled materials and handmade lowfi technologies.
Jacqui Mills is an emerging video and installation artist primarily interested in exploring theories of the gaze, and human interaction with the visual and virtual environments. A graduate from the Eora Centre for Visual and Performing Arts in Theatre, Performance and Practise (2006), and Screen (2007), Jacqui looks forward to completing her Bachelor of Fine Arts with Honours in 2013. Jacqui’s debut in video for theatre was in 2010, as the Audio/Visual artist for the Eora Centre’s graduating Music Theatre production, The Promise. Her body of work, Gaze (2010), explores the female body and the nature of surveillance culture, using interactive technologies, installation, sound, and performance. Her other audio/visual works from 2009 to 2012 include Liminal (Kudos Gallery), Transcendent Space, Doppelganger (Cofa Space), Universals (Sedition Gallery), and Intertwined: A Virtual Lover (Breathing Pop-Up Gallery - New Performance Art Festival Turku, Finland). Jacqui has previously engaged in collaborative work with Berlin based painter and installation artist Martin Püschel, creating works such as Distant Memories (ATVP Gallery) and Dispiteous Opera. Jacqui's recent artistic endeavours include working as a media artist and set designer for performance, for Bully Beef Stew, commissioned by PACT Centre for Emerging Artists, and Directed by Andrea James. Her current work explores the nature of memory as a disappearing entity that is being replaced by a fetishised online video and photographic documentation of our increasingly virtual lives, and she continues producing drawings and paintings exploring themes of human connectivity.
