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The Moon Belongs to Everyone video installation includes multiple un-synced screens suspended at different heights.
This architectural environment encourages the viewer to navigate around and through the artwork, and functions as a metaphor
for spatial dislocation. The artwork breaks apart and re-forms at its own rate and at the rate at which the viewer chooses to experience it.

Installation Documentation: The Moon Belongs to Everyone, 8 Channel HD Video, Suspended Screens, Loop, 16:9, Color,
Stereo Sound, Black Box Gallery, UNSW Art & Design, October 2015

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