Imogen is a cross disciplinary artist. In 2009, she joined Kay Armstrong’s youMove Company, working with Australian choreographers such as Tony Osborne and Vicki Van Hout. Imogen’s artistic practice incorporates movement, media and music and her work has featured in the Sydney Fringe Festival (2010), Manly Art Gallery (2011), AIOP/Australia (2013), Eramboo Artist Environment (2009 – 2016) and the Joan Sutherland Performing Arts Centre (2016).
From 2014 – 15, Imogen collaborated as the composer and media artist for Cloé Fournier’s full length work, Dining [Uns]-Table. Also in 2015, Imogen performed in Victoria Hunt’s work, Tangi Wai…the cry of water, as part of LIVEWORKS and continued to work with Victoria during PLATFORM 2016 (De Quincy Co) and Wallflowers, (107 Projects).
In 2016, she curated and collaborated on Syzygy, an event that included performance and an interactive installation that Imogen first presented as the inaugural recipient of the Enliven Pittwater Artist Residency (2014). Most recently, she performed in Tangi Wai…the cry of water during Dance Massive 2017 and collaborated as the digital media artist for the premiere of Sarah-Vyne Vassallo’s work, Days Like These.
Currently, Imogen is a company member with Murmuration, fulfilling roles of Artist/Collaborator and Teaching Artist.
To learn more about Imogen’s work, please visit her website by clicking this link.
Image credits: Courtesy of the artist.