Previous Works

Written/Directed/DOP: Liberté Grace | Choreography/Performance: Kate Sherman

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ASCENSIO: AETERNA MULTIVERSE (2023) is a single-channel video work by Liberté Grace exploring timelessness and the fall of power through the enlightenment of our darkest histories. What if time did not exist, and we could access everything that we are, were, and will become—before, during, and after birth—even death, and our eventual enlightenment? 

In the realm of infinite potentials, a fictional persona called ASCENSIO explores the recesses of its infinite inner consciousness and soul, realising its soul's unlimited nature beyond time. Within its imagined inner universe are endless rooms of consciousness. Within them, a grand dance takes place in which many versions of itself, no matter their characteristics, are destined to fulfil their highest potential of wisdom, maturity, and ultimate resolution. 

Within the universe of ASCENSIO, the colour gold represents the wisdom of the soul within—the potential for the total transmutation of humanity's darkest histories and archetypes into wisdom and pure light, through the absolute love and acceptance of the timeless self.

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ASCENSIO: AETERNA MULTIVERSE was recently showcased at the Adelaide Festival Centre, as part of their moving image program and was selected to be featured in Condenast Magazine, 'The World Of Interiors'.

Photographer, Content-Creator, and Creative Consultant

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Ása Steinars, an Icelandic adventure photographer and videographer, has a rich background in  the arts and a passion for capturing the beauty of the world. Born and raised in Iceland, Asa has a deep connection to nature and its forces, which is evident in her work. She has a 

background in Engineering and Computer Science, which she pursued for several years before realizing it did not fit her lifestyle. Asa's journey in photography began with her father's old film camera, and she has since become a full-time content creator and creative consultant, helping brands promote their products and launch campaigns, with over 1.5 followers on her social media accounts. Her work is available on Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok under the handle @asasteinars. Ása has an extensive track record as a presentor and in marketing, including collaborations with Porsche, Audi, 66 North, as well as having been featured in content by Vogue, Lonely Planet, Canon, and Condénast.

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www.AsaSteinars.com | www.Instagram.com/asasteinars | www.tiktok.com/asasteinars

BioQuest Studios is a specialised underwater production company led by underwater cinematographers Pete West and Anna Kozlova, combining decades of expertise in underwater image acquisition for film, television, immersive exhibitions, and digital installations. Operating internationally from studios in Port Douglas, Australia; Woods Hole, USA; and Moorea, French Polynesia, BioQuest works across remote marine environments and advanced studio-based production. Their work spans acclaimed productions including Prehistoric Planet, Blue Planet II, Chasing Coral, Welcome to Earth, One Strange Rock, and projects with David Attenborough, National Geographic, BBC Natural History Unit, Apple TV+, Netflix, Disney+, IMAX, and the United Nations. Their work has also featured in international museum exhibitions, large-scale climate and ocean awareness installations, and scientific collaborations, including projects with the Marine Biological Laboratory and the Australian Institute of Marine Science. BioQuest’s practice bridges cinematic storytelling, scientific imaging, and environmental advocacy, with a particular focus on coral reef ecosystems, marine biodiversity, and immersive visual experiences.

Choreography/ Direction/ Performance: Victoria Hunt

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Organic, electrifying and utterly immersive, Australian/Maori artist Victoria Hunt presents a richly detailed, large-scale work exploring mythology, cosmology and traditional wisdom in Tangi Wai… the cry of water.

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Merging installation, theatre and dance, audiences are transported to the Maori realm of spirits Te Arai, an arduous passage at the precipice of human existence and the afterlife. Here, messengers from the past, bodies abandoned by spirit and urged by unknown forces, transform mythology into flesh and bone.

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Supported by – Tangi Wai…the cry of water was originally commissioned by Performance Space (Sydney). The Dance Massive Season is supported by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body, Artful Management and the City of Melbourne through Arts House.

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Music Composition by Gerhard Fankhausen. 

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An original composition to support moving beyond gravity into pure heart and flow. "I've created this music especially for this project, for you, and I hope it will touch your heart and inspire you. Allow yourself to listen deeply, to commune with the sounds and to rise above gravity, beyond the horizon. Gratitude to my dear wife Einat Gilboa for her celestial vocals and her loving guidance in this creation as well as to Tamir Gross (piano, keyboard) and Lilly Ann Bezalel (flute) for their masterful contribution." - Gerhard Fankhuasen 

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YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCt07b2mkywjlFzTRAsGS38Q

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VR Company: PHORIA (www.Phoria.com.au)

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Encounter curious Orangutan in this voyage through our world's lush forests. Without forests, life as we know it would not exist. Play REWILD to see what you can do to help them regenerate.

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REWILD is an immersive AR nature experience, brought to you by Netflix, PHORIA & Google, featuring stunning scenes from the Netflix original documentary series ‘Our Planet’. Nature’s most precious ecosystems are under threat. Now is the time to connect with nature and rewild the world in Augmented Reality (AR). Encounter majestic, endangered wildlife up close and rewild fragile biomes from home. Learn about vital conservation initiatives and join other users in becoming a voice of the planet.

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Nikki Sheth is an internationally recognised sound artist, composer, and researcher whose practice explores the relationship between sound, ecology, and human perception through field recording, spatial audio, soundscape composition, multimedia installation, and sound walking. Her work gives voice to the environment, with a particular focus on interspecies communication, nocturnal soundscapes, and acoustic ecology. She holds a PhD in Musical Composition from the University of Birmingham, where her research examined the intersections between field recording, soundscape composition, and acousmatic music. Nikki has received numerous honours, including Sound and Music Awards (2020, 2022), an Ivor Novello Composer Award nomination, the Leah Reid Award from the International Alliance for Women in Music (2023), and the Wildlife Sound Recording Society Creative Class Award (2025). Her work has been presented internationally at venues and festivals including Ars Electronica, Kings Place London, Sonic Territories, and the Piteå Performing Arts Biennial, as well as broadcast on BBC Radio 3 and Resonance FM. She has undertaken specialist field recording residencies with leading practitioners including Chris Watson and Francisco Lopez, and currently lectures at Birmingham Conservatoire and University College London.

Douglas Quin was the sound designer on Werner Herzog's Academy Award-nominated documentary, 'Encounters At The End Of The World'. Douglas Quin is a music composer, sound artist and designer, wildlife recordist, public radio commentator and educator. For the past 30 years he has traveled widely documenting the natural soundscape—from Antarctic ice to Arctic tundra and from African savannah to Amazon rainforest. His soundscape compositions, music and installations have been featured at numerous festivals and venues including Merkin Hall, The Kitchen, Roulette, the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Spoleto Festival USA, National Art Gallery of Albania, Akademie der Künste, Berlin, Palais des Beaux Arts, Brussels, and Venice International Performance Art Week. He is the recipient of numerous commissions, awards, and grants including the Ars Acustica International prize, Meet the Composer, multiple fellowships in music composition from the National Endowment for the Arts and the National Science Foundation.