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Convergence: A Spatial Negotiation

RMIT Partnership Exhibition - Convergence: A Spatial Negotiation, hangpiece, Blindside Gallery, 2025. Exhibition Install. Photograph by Phuong Le. 

    Convergence: A Spatial Negotiation

    Blindside, 2025

    Convergence: A Spatial Negotiation showcases a collaborative installation by RMIT Masters students, weaving multidimensional works into a dynamic, interconnected web. Exploring rhizomic and non-hierarchical connections between the artists and their diverse cultural contexts, this exhibition is a series of experiments that spaces between the individual and the collective.

    Through painting, photography and collage, works on the wall create meaning out of chaos, evoking both resonance and contrast around themes of nature, urban life, and displacement. Meanwhile object and installation-based artists explore conceptual and spatial linkages weaving together individual identities to negotiate a space of collectivity.

    Special Thanks to Nikki Lam, RMIT Lecturer and lead facilitator for the exhibition.

    And a massive congratulations to all the students involved:

    Creative Producers:

    Effye Chen (she/her)

    Jaeeun Jang (she/her)

    Liangwen Qin (she/her)

    Matthew Min

    Stella Wadeson (she/her)

    Wenen Xiao (Selena) (she/her)

    Zhirui Li (Cicy) (she/her)

    Artists:

    Amol Madhu (he/him)

    Asha Sym (she/her)

    Holly Goodridge (she/her)

    Jiayi Liu (Liu) (she/her)

    JoyJia (she/her)

    Kay Are (she/they)

    Leigh Woodburgess

    Maryam Attarbashi (she/her)

    Noah Bridger (he/him)

    Olivia Lin (she/her)

    Sharon Lesley (she/her)

    Taofeng (he/him)

    Woo Hyun Kang (she/her)

    Xinshuo Zhuo (he/him)

    Yelin Lee (she/her)

    Yiming Wang (he/him)


    https://blindside.org.au/program/convergence-a-spatial-negotiation


    Copyright © 2025 Holly Goodridge - All Rights Reserved.

    • Convergence
    • Graduate Exhibition 2021

    For tens of thousands of years, the First Peoples of this land have nurtured rich, continuous cultural and artistic practices. Some of the earliest weavers of fibre, land, story, and community. 


    I acknowledge the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the land on which I live, learn, create and rest, the Boonwurrung and Woiwurrung peoples of the Eastern Kulin Nations.


    I pay my respects to their Elders past and present, and extend that respect to all First Nations people reading this.


    Sovereignty was never ceded. This always was, and always will be, Aboriginal land.