Women Past,
Future Present
Redfern

107 Projects, Redfern 2018

A glimpse into the lives of 6 wonderful women
from the Redfern community –
Jinny Jane Smith: Aboriginal Liaison Officer
Syrenne Anu: Digital Photographer at Ngakkan Nyaagu
Kat Dopper: Founder of Heaps Gay
Sarah Clifford: Teacher and education enthusiast
Dr Marie Healy: Redfern Station Medical GP
Abigail David: Indigenous Digital Excellence Programs Facilitator

This exhibition consisted of 6 digitally drawn portraits and an interview with the subject to support each. In the interviews, we discuss the women’s lives and the role that technology plays in it. Many of the inventions people rely on today were created in a very short span of time - tens of years as opposed to hundreds. I’ve highlighted this in the portraits by exaggerating the amount of time that has elapsed between the past and now; the subjects are dressed in clothing from years gone by, but interacting with modern elements.

People at the opening night of the exhibition
Listening to interviews with the subjects of the exhibition.
Image from Women Past
Portrait of Abilagil holding a robot
Portrait of Doctor Marie Healy.
Portrait of Kat Dopper
Portrait of Jinny Jane Smith.
Image from Women Past
Portrait of Syrenne Anu
Image from Women Past
Postcards with QR code to listen to interviews
Postcards with QR code to listen to interviews

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