Amalia Lindo and Dean Schrieke present a live audio-visual performance to mark the closing of both/and, extending the themes of the exhibition. Lindo works live with the materials of the exhibition—footage and images drawn from her research, assembled and projected onto the gallery wall. Schrieke performs alongside on an analogue instrument designed to resist the logic of automation: one that responds to the body's conductivity, to pressure and moisture, and whose own origins are not without contradiction. Audio sourced directly from Lindo's video works shapes the sound as it unfolds, drawing the two practices into a single live work. The performance will be followed by a closing celebration, with a set by DJ Waste MGMT.

Lindo is a multidisciplinary artist whose work examines the hidden supply chains of data, labour, and natural resources that sustain contemporary technology. Schrieke is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Melbourne and a practising sound and conceptual artist. Together they have presented collaborative works at the NGV, RMIT Gallery, and the Centre for Contemporary Photography, among others.

Doors open at 6pm, performance starts at 6:30pm sharp.