Fayen d'Evie is an artist and writer, based in Muckleford, Australia. Her projects are often conversational and collaborative, and resist spectatorship by inviting audiences into sensorial readings of artwork

\[Fayen d'Evie]\(https://fayendevie.com/cosmic-static-2018) is an artist and writer, based in Muckleford, Australia. Her projects are often conversational and collaborative, and resist spectatorship by inviting audiences into sensorial readings of artworks. Fayen advocates the radical potential for blindness, arguing that blindness offers critical positions and methods attuned to sensory translations, ephemerality, the tangible and the intangible, concealment, uncertainty, the precarious, and the invisible. With artist Katie West, Fayen co-founded the Museum Incognita, which revisits neglected or obscured histories through scores that activate embodied readings. Fayen is also the founder of 3-ply, which investigates artist-led publishing as an experimental site for the creation, dispersal, translation, and archiving of texts.

Fayen d'Evie

Electronic and acoustic sounds that help imagine the making of communal sonic rituals.

Bryan Phillips A.K.A. Galambo is a Chilean/Australian artist working in community arts, music and performance, using sound as a means to facilitate engagement with others. His practice has mainly been developed in Chile, but after completing his Masters in Community Cultural Development (VCA-2013) he has become involved in projects with artists from Timor-Leste, Indonesia and Australia. 

He has collaborated in works for Mapping Melbourne (2015), Gertrude Street Projection Festival (2014-2015-2016), FCACheartsJogja (2015), Flight Project (2013, Dili, Timor-Leste), Animatism Exhibition (2013, Dili, Timor-Leste) and Timor-Leste’s first public art festival, Arte Publiku (2014).

Lately he has been collaborating with Fayen d’ Evie in exhibitions [...] {...} […] (Gertrude Glasshouse-Melbourne 2016), ee//hm (Kadist-San Francisco 2016), From one body to another (Casula Powerhouse - Sydney 2017), and the John Fries Award (UNSW Galleries - Sydney 2017).

Bryan Phillips A.K.A. Galambo is a Chilean/Australian artist working in community arts, music and performance, using sound as a means to facilitate engagement with others. 

Bryan Phillips AKA Galambo

Bryan Phillips and Fayen d’Evie present a live quadraphonic-sound performance.

Fayen d'Evie is an artist, writer and curator based in Muckleford, rural Victoria whose works are attuned to complex embodiment, sensory translations, ephemerality, obscurity, concealment, wayfinding, and the invisible.

Bryan Phillips is a Chilean Australian artist working in community arts, music and performance, using sound as a means to facilitate engagement with others.

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