Articulations of identity from a queer Fijian woman with settler-colonial heritage living in Australia. Exquisite Corpse is a photographic exhibition inspired by the collaborative essence of surrealist art. Artist Salote Tawale reflects on identity and the collective migrant experience in post-colonial Australia, skillfully depicted through a collage of works delving into inherited and enduring legacies. Salote Tawale draws from her dual colonial heritage (Australia and Fiji), and crafts a narrative deeply rooted in Indigenous knowledge systems. This celebration of reimagined artistic methods explores profound cultural intersections. Enter the exhibition’s large-scale installation, combining photographic images, sculptural elements, and compelling video work as part of PHOTO 2024. This site-specific installation incorporates wall vinyl, floor coverings, natural and architectural elements, video projections, and sculptural ‘cutouts.’ Each component contributes to a multi-sensory experience, bringing Salote’s work to life. Exquisite Corpse serves as a profound testament to human connection. Explore the intricate ties between physical objects and our tangible world. Artworks are located in the Roslyn Smorgon Gallery.