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                    Devika Bilimoria and Luna Mrozik Gawler

                    2021: Round 2

                    A computer generated illustration of people sitting in a futuristic looking waiting room.

                    ​T-MINUS time rehabilitation clinic waiting room. Render by Shelley O’Meara

                    GEOFADE (Devika Bilimoria and Luna Mrozik Gawler) are a queer-time lab, experimenting with notions of non-linear time as they relate to ecological awareness and climate transformation.

                    ​​Utilising transdisciplinary research alongside participatory process, public interventions, installation, facilitation, video and sound, GEOFADE explores the deep past and possible distant futures in an attempt to rearrange the present. Devika and Luna have been programmed or commissioned by Multicultural Arts Victoria, This is Not Art, Queensland Poetry Festival, Sangam Festival, NIDA Nights, Ian Potter Museum of Art, Hillscene Festival of Live Art and the Powerhouse Museum of Applied Art and Science, City of Melbourne, Performance Space, NIDA Nights, University of Utrecht, MPavilion and Dancehouse. 

                    T-minus

                    T-minus is a time rehabilitation clinic offering ‘temporal adjustments’ to adult participants in an immersive multi-room facility. This temporary public art experience fuses live-art, interactive design, therapeutic practices and ecology, to relieve the anxieties of an epoch in which time appears to be running out. One-hour appointments are booked online for a guided one-on-one assessment and participatory treatment with a Temporal Clinician. T-minus reconfigures time as you know it, turning clock time into mountain time, work time into galactic orbits, extinctions into speculative futures. 

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