“FERAL” A Solo exhibition by @dada_d1sco_ Saturday 29th November 4-8pm @houseconspiracy 42 Mollison Street, West End “An exploration of the roller coaster of experiences and emotions between loneliness, desire, and intimacy - where identity takes shape in the absence or presence of connection. As more young people turn away from traditional, partner-centred lives, new forms of fulfillment emerge, yet the ache for closeness endures. This body of work asks: what does it mean to crave intimacy in a world redefining love?” Also! DADA D1SCO will be running a Tin Embossing Workshop beforehand 12pm - 2pm Full details and ticket link in bio. DADA D1SCO and the House Conspiracy team acknowledge that this event will take place on the stolen lands of the Jagera and Turrbal people. Their sovereignty was never ceded. It always was and will be Aboriginal land.

We’re thrilled to introduce our latest artist in residence, Anna Jourdant aka @dada_d1sco_ !! “My creative approach is unapologetically restless. Drawing from traditional tiffany foiling techniques, I optimise my soft soldering skills to transform discarded objects into vessels of unexpected silver beauty – fragments once overlooked, now fused with globs and spikes of older, made precious through process. There's a quiet optimism in my works: that care, attention, and imagination can restore value to what's been cast aside. Central to my ethos is a deep respect for the circular economy. Materials are not simply chosen; they are found, stumbled upon, gifted, or rescued. My background in environmental science weaves its way through every decision, lending the work an ecological consciousness. I see waste not as failure, but as future-raw potential lying dormant until noticed, nurtured, transformed." Anna Jourdant's residency showcase (details TBA!) is coming up - Saturday 29th November. Anna is also planning a workshop for you to dive into so watch this space!

Flourishing in the HC community is our artist in residence, Spot Willows aka @artshowfactory !! "Spot Willows is a multidisciplinary creative-being who explores the tension between life and inanimate objects. A recent Bachelor of Visual Arts graduate from Griffith University, she draws on the symbolic language of dolls and objects to create assembled, feminine figures. Her playfully surreal style spans photography, drawing and sculpture. Through her art, she reflects on the fleeting beauty of existence and demonstrates the potential of building identity through what already exists around us." Spot Willows' residency showcase "ＳＨＯＷ ＆ＴＥＬＬ: 𝒯𝒽𝑒 𝑀𝒶𝓉𝑒𝓇𝒾𝒶𝓁 𝒢𝒾𝓇𝓁" opens this Friday 7th of November 🎭 Full event details and ticket link in bio. Photographed by @josephwlynch