Projects

Joyful, disarming and quietly ritualistic, Vipoo Srivilasa invites audiences into an immersive, multi-sensory exhibition shaped by ceramics, touch, sound and participation. Moving through darkness and anonymity, visitors make, offer, and confess. Here, the subconscious takes the lead: what emerges when we let ourselves be honest, allowing truth to surface through making, gesture, and sensation.

The project encourages young visitors to think about how emotions can change in different situations, from excitement and happiness to sadness, worry and empathy.

re/JOY is a collaborative project built around seven precious but broken ceramic objects donated by members of the public, each carrying a personal story of migration to Australia.

Wellness Deities was created during Melbourne’s COVID-19 lockdowns, when I invited people to imagine protective deities with powers to support health and wellbeing. Nineteen community submissions became ceramic sculptures accompanied by commissioned writing, capturing personal stories and emotions from this extraordinary time.

Shrine of Life is an interactive installation inspired by Bangkok’s Lak Mueang shrine, inviting visitors to reflect on identity, love, equality, spirituality, creativity and security. Surrounded by jasmine fragrance, visitors offer a white paper flower to one of five protective deities, creating a space where art, memory, architecture and faith come together.