Jarrah Storey

Bachelor of Fine Arts (Painting)

Jarrah Storey is interested in the experience of being a body; of its longing and limitation; of its memory, habits and inheritances; of its relationships, agency and agreements. Furthermore, she is curious about the space opened through the body to experience the spiritual or unknown.

Jarrah works with film, performance, painting and sculpture. Her practice draws upon ecology theory, feminism and spiritualisation, while it sits alongside, and is fed by, her physical and community practices.

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Jarrah Storey, Body Line, two channel colour video, 2 minutes 53 seconds, satin acrylic sheet, steel rigging, 2020. — Jarrah Storey, Body Line, 2min 53sec two channel colour video, satin acrylic sheet, steel rigging, 2020. Documentation by Lucy Foster.

Jarrah Storey, Body Line, two channel colour video, 2 minutes 53 seconds, satin acrylic sheet, steel rigging, 2020. — Jarrah Storey, Body Line, 2min 53sec two channel colour video, satin acrylic sheet, steel rigging, 2020. Documentation by Lucy Foster.

Jarrah Storey, Body Line, two channel colour video, 2 minutes 53 seconds, satin acrylic sheet, steel rigging, 2020. — Jarrah Storey, Body Line, 2min 53sec two channel colour video, satin acrylic sheet, steel rigging, 2020.

Jarrah Storey, Body Line, two channel colour video, 2 minutes 53 seconds, satin acrylic sheet, steel rigging, 2020. — Jarrah Storey, Body Line, 2min 53sec two channel colour video, satin acrylic sheet, steel rigging, 2020.

Jarrah Storey, Body Line, two channel colour video, 2 minutes 53 seconds, satin acrylic sheet, steel rigging, 2020. — Jarrah Storey, Body Line, 2min 53sec two channel colour video, satin acrylic sheet, steel rigging, 2020. Documentation by Lucy Foster.

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