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Brilliant

Joanne Brookfield, Sydney Morning Herald

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She invests her projects with a kind of dignity and quiet intelligence that makes you reassess your view of the world. That ultimately is what art is all about.

Michael Cathcart, Radio National Books and Arts

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visceral and compellingly complex

Simon Ings, New Scientist

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...nothing short of brilliant...it's impossible not to feel the honesty and sincerity behind her work.

Megan Grant, Bustle

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Clever and powerful...The self-referential, autonomous and self-determining unfolding body is a beautiful one, and it’s one which threatens a culture which seeks to control how women see their own bodies and those of others.

Emma Rees, The Conversation

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An artistic practice that is deeply attentive to the material, to rhythm, pace and focus that is at odds with the speed, precarity and flexibility of neoliberal production, industrialization and post-industrialization’s immaterial economies and labour.

Lara Stevens, Theatre Research International

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nouvel aiguillon féministe en Australie

Alexandre Lassalle, Le Monde

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Radical

Pip Christmass, Broadsheet

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...distinguished themselves for artistic derring-do

Van Badham, The Guardian