LUST
FOR LIFE
14 – 23 FEBRUARY
83 High Street, Prahran VIC 3181
Biography
Alex Kirwood & George Willmott
Alexandra Kirwood (b. 1993) is an image-maker working with multichannel video installation. Her practice brings together 3D scanning, digital scenography, and architectural space to examine how images are reproduced, restaged, and performed through the body. She has exhibited locally and internationally during Frieze Art Fair in Seoul, Melbourne Fashion Festival, the Adelaide Festival Centre’s Moving Image Program and ACMI X. She has collaborated with Grimshaw Architects and OCTA on large-scale site-specific video works, including Floating Bodies (2021) and Significant Surfaces (2022). Her practice has been supported by artist residencies at Fremantle Arts Centre (2024) The Lock-Up (2024), and ACMI (2022).
George Willmott is a registered Architect and educator whose practice spans architecture, exhibition design, and experimental film. His work explores heritage, the critical reuse of space, and scenography, often extending into digital processes including photogrammetry and LiDAR scanning.
Both are based in Melbourne, where academic work forms an important part of their practice. Alexandra is an Associate Lecturer in the School of Fashion and Textiles at RMIT University and has previously taught Art in Film in the Fine Art department at Monash University. George has taught Foundations of Design: Representation (ARCH10001) at the University of Melbourne and is an ongoing panellist at critiques.
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Works
model-as-self 2024. Single-channel video with stereo sound, 4:59 16:9
model-as-model 2026. Architectural stage model. Painted Card, MDF & Composite Resin. 750mm x 400m.
Proudly Supported by:
NotFair Art Foundation
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