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A First Nations multimedia arts company that looks into the story of life told through dance, song, art and expression.

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We’re excited to share that DYA is premiering at @melbfilmfest as part of Sovereign Shorts! It was such an honour to be invited to work on this special film. Thank you, Tracey, for trusting us with your story.

Written & Directed by Tracey Rigney @artcey1
Featuring Parni Rigney-Read, Tracey Rigney, & Ngarra Murray @ngarra_murray
Produced by Desiree Cross, Joel Boyd, & Tracey Rigney @pinklakecreative
Executive Producer, Sovereign Shorts Initiative - Philippa Campey
Director of Photography - Ivan Masic @ex____ponto____
Aerial Cinematography - Lee Ramseyer Bache
Music & Sound Design - Dyaln Singh @the_dreamingproject
Projection Design - Little Projector Company @littleprojectorcompany
Colourist - Nicholas Hower CSI @nicholashower.colour
Sound Mix - Simon Rosenberg by @the_dreamingproject

This Saturday 27th head into the film & photography studio at Kindred to see @the_dreamingproject showing projections as part of our activations for @openstudiotrail.

The Dreaming Project is a First Nations-led multimedia arts company dedicated to bringing culture to life through performance, projection, sound, and storytelling.

Showing from 11am - 4pm by @the_dreamingproject

🌍 The Earth is in (Y)our Hands
Walk. Wonder. Hold the world.

🗓 Fri 29 May & Sat 30 May | 7–8.15pm

Carry a mini projector — planet Earth glowing in your palms — as light spills into streets, theatres, and something deeper. Fungi whisper. Plants hum. Animals sing. Your footsteps join the story.

A walking performance where fear softens, wonder grows, and theatre breaks its own walls to honour the only home we have.

Presented by Lee Ramseyer Bache & @the_dreamingproject Project

🎟 Tickets: shorturl.at/W0gkj

🔗 lee-rb.net/teiiyh | @littleprojectorcompany

Ages 16+ | Large-format projection · immersive headphones · audience participation

⚠️ Coarse language, ecological themes, strobe/flashing lights, haze effects

Supported by the Bowery Theatre Residency Program by @the_dreamingproject

Dive into the rhythms of Country with Celestial Currents, a projection and dance work for Progress 2026, comissioned by @ausprogress.

Exploring the deep cultural connections between the Kulin Nation, this immersive performance weaves the stories of eels, rivers, and constellations with dance and ceremony, celebrating the seasonal cycles and cultural knowledge that sustain communities.

Artists

Dylan Singh @the_dreamingproject – Brings Dreaming stories to life through site-specific performance, blending tradition and contemporary expression to connect people with Country.

Brent Watkins @culture_evolves – Gunai Kurnai and Noongar Yamatji man, dancer, and cultural educator, weaving traditional ceremony with hip-hop and theatre, fostering understanding and reconciliation through performance.

Mitch Mahoney @mitch_mahoney_art - Boonwurrung and Barkinji visual artist revitalising South-Eastern Aboriginal traditions, creating opportunities for collaboration, public storytelling, and cultural learning.

Ivan Mašić @ex____ponto____ x @littleprojectorcompany – Multidisciplinary projection and sound artist exploring place, memory, and ritual, transforming light, video, and music into experiences that connect people with culture and environment. by @the_dreamingproject

The Dreaming Project finds ways to complement different styles of storytelling by blending visual media such as projection art, circus, dance and physical theatre to help young First Nations artists tell their stories in a modern context.

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Teaser video of the premier of The Dreaming Project last November 2022 @ Footscray Arts Centre, proudly part of the Neighbourhood festival
@footscrayarts

Special thanks to our mentor Dan Mitchell

Projection arts @littleprojectorcompany

Visual art Tarryn Love @

Video by @

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Song "Bagi-la-m Bargan" by Birdz & Fred Leone @misterbirdz @fredleone
Song "Firetrack" by Brent Watkins
Song "Gunnawarra ft Uncle Larry Walsh" by Brothers

Check them out on Spotify & SoundCloud!

Other music by Dylan Sign

Thank you for all the funding to make this project possible and supporting First Nations art ❤️💛🖤 by @the_dreamingproject

Was pleasure to do this one can't wait for the next gallery exhibition by @the_dreamingproject

Final days! Visit Confluence, a curated space of shared discovery and cultural connection at Walker Street Gallery.⁠
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This multi-artform exhibition highlights themes of identity, heritage and unity, exploring the significance of Dandenong Creek to the Bunurong, Wurundjeri and local communities. ⁠
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If you haven’t visited yet, now’s the time. On until Friday 30 May, Confluence will leave only footprints in its wake. Capture the beauty and experience it for yourself today. 👣⁠
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@the_dreamingproject⁠
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#ArtsGreaterDandy #Confluence #ArtGallery #ArtLovers ⁠ by @the_dreamingproject

✨ What an incredible opening night for the Confluence exhibition at Walker Street Gallery and Art Centre.⁠
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The multi-artform installation beautifully showcased shared cultural experiences from Australian First Nations people, inspired by the Dandenong Creek – and there are some amazing contributions from the community.⁠
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Thank you to everyone who joined us on to celebrate this transformative exhibition.⁠
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On at Walker Street Gallery and Arts Centre until Friday 30 May. ⁠
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Photography: Hilton Stone⁠
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#ConfluenceExhibition #WalkerStreetGallery #ArtAndCulture #GreaterDandenong⁠ by @the_dreamingproject

You are invited to our Exhibition Opening ~ Confluence by The Dreaming Project, Uncle Mark Brown @bunurongofficial and the artists from Little Projector Company.

Date and Time
Saturday 22 March, 6pm-9pm

This multi-artform installation explores global shared experiences through the lens of Australian First Nations perspectives, highlighting themes of identity, heritage, and unity. Inspired by the Dandenong Creek’s cultural and natural significance to the Bunurong, Wurundjeri, and local communities, the creek symbolizes the blending of cultures and stories. With water as a metaphor for life and transformation, the exhibition honours the creek’s role as a lifeline and cultural touchstone, fostering reflection on our shared human spirit.

The exhibition will remain open: Tuesday 25 March - Friday 30 May by @the_dreamingproject

by @the_dreamingproject

#newmusic #bands #bandsofinstagram #newrelease #newreels #soundcloud #spotify #music #musician by @the_dreamingproject

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Big heart love and gratitude to dear friends and collaborators..

@yiannadorward
@the_dreamingproject
@littleprojectorcompany

AND.. ofcoarse made possible by the support of..

@creative_vic
@moss.studios.melbourne

So much love. Enjoy our hearts. This is my purpose, this is me. 💛☀️💫 by @the_dreamingproject