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Luciano and Georgia Keats, supported by the Australian Queer Archives, present Queer-ways: Retracing Melbourne’s Queer Footprint.

Queer-ways maps the queer cartography of Melbourne, combining the queer stories and voices of Melbourne past and present into a permanent, interactive record of being queer in Melbourne.

Queer-ways: Retracing Melbourne’s Queer Footprint
(2021)

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A video artwork in response to the unparalleled events that shaped 2020. For others, my turn to craft during lockdown appeared as a romantic strategy to withdraw from our chaotic world. But I often had these events at the front of my mind. Leaving me in knots.

in knots

(2020)

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Depicting miniature lace portraits of women who have influenced my life, this artwork acknowledges the contribution and support of women in the lives of queer men as well as honour the historically undervalued hand work of women.

Women's Work

(2020)

Memorialising places no longer accessible, the Sites of Experience series acknowledges the contribution and impact of people around me in creating who I am today.

Sites of Experience

(2018 - 2020)

Created during remote Artist in Residence (rAiR) with the City of Greater Dandenong, "Arts and Crafts" focuses on the story of the everyday life of people during the chaotic beginning of 2020, and how people turned to art and craft mediums to contribute to relief, keep entertained and express themselves in trying times.

"Arts and Crafts"

(2020)

The evolution of the 'Sites of Experience' series, 47 Oak is a fabric reproduction of my childhood home. A site no longer accessible, its demolition symbolic of my transition from child to adolescent.

47 Oak

(2019 - 2020)

Developed as a part of the Child+Adult Art Response Project (C+AARP), this series of works were responsive to three children's artworks exploring the theme of INSIDE|OUTSIDE.

INSIDE|OUTSIDE

(2018)