Amias Hanley. Courtesy the artist. Photo Devika Bilimoria.
Amias Hanley. Courtesy the artist. Photo Devika Bilimoria.

Amias Hanley

Amias Hanley is an artist and writer based on Wurundjeri Country, in Narrm/Melbourne. Their practice-based research considers relations of space, bodies, technology and contemporary ecologies. Engaging forms of performance, installation, and collaboration, their work often explores gender, sexuality and queer expression/s. Hanley's practice is interested in listening as an affective practice and the possibilities of sound as a communicator for matter-cultural gestures between human and non-human bodies.

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