MATE

(2019)

Billy Raffin with Nakier Chol for the Gertrude Street Projection Festival.
The installation was a 12-channel video piece projected onto 12 kettles hanging from a tree.

Raffin’s discreet, site-specific projection work probes the theme of belonging that underpins this year’s GSPF closing party.

Exploring shared ceremonial experiences, Raffin's festival response examines video sculptures of quotidian rituals drawn from the convergence of her own cultural heritage with that of the varied representations reflected in the Atherton Gardens Housing Estate.