Supina is an experimental visual and sound artist of Cocos Island / Malay / Islamic heritage. Her work explores suburban discomfort through experimental cultural mash performances, surreal and satire video works and in situ suburban photographic works. Disseminating her lived experience, the artist produces imagery that unsettles the defined representations of cultural and female iconography.

“Hazard Protection” is a video, print and textile installation inhabiting both the physical space of the gallery and the external projections of the BBISM.

The projection program will feature a retrospective selection of Bytol’s video works as an opening sequence before a curated selection of local and international artists.