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InGrained

Location

FORM Gallery WA, Whadjuk Noongar boodjar

Date

October–November 2025

Associated creative work InGrained is an interdisciplinary creative research multimedia work and art installation exploring how industrial food systems reshape landscapes, species relations and the ways such entanglements are perceived.

Focused on the Ord River Irrigation Scheme on Miriwoong and Gajirrabeng Country, the work juxtaposes deceptively bucolic drone cinematography of sorghum harvesting with visual disruption, layered sound design, scripted performance and archival material to reveal the less visible infrastructures of agribusiness, water capture, labour, capital, empire and multispecies dependence.

Combining moving image, place-attuned sound, acted audio, installation and sculptural elements made from agricultural, meat-industry and petroleum byproducts, InGrained invites sustained, embodied attention to the social and ecological systems embedded within apparently benign agricultural landscapes.
The work was exhibited in Transversal at FORM Gallery, Claremont, Perth, from 30 October–25 November 2025, curated by Andrea Rassell and Casandra Tytler, Moving Image Lab Perth (MILP), following development through its laboratory residency.

Concept: Joshua Zeunert and Alys Daroy
Script: Alys Daroy
Sound Design: Leo Murray
Video: Dannon Wu

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Shakespeare South acknowledges the Kaurna, Noongar and Gadigal peoples as Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we live and work, and pays respect to Elders past and present. We extend this respect to First Nations and Indigenous peoples across Australia and wherever our work takes place internationally, recognising their enduring relationships with land, waters, culture and community. 

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