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Big screen. Big sound.

Step into Double Vision – three big nights where sound and vision collide in real time.

Experience the pulse of underground acid house, the soul of Detroit techno and the heartbeat of New York dance floors. Get lost in ambient soundscapes, kinetic sound sculptures and experimental cinema that bends the rules of storytelling.

Featuring a bold lineup of trailblazers – Honeysmack, Jani Ho, Tom Hall, mHz, Penelope Trappes, Peter Knight, Aviva Endean and Dogmilk Films – Double Vision is a deep dive into the future of live performance, performed live in our state-of-the-art cinemas.

Love techno, DIY film or immersive AV? This is for you.

Three nights only.

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Thu 3 Jul from 7.30pm
Honeysmack and Jani Ho

Fri 4 Jul from 7.30pm
Tom Hall and mHz

Sat 5 Jul from 7.30pm
Penelope Trappes, Peter Knight and Aviva Endean, and Dogmilk Films

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Cinema 1, Level 2
ACMI, Fed Square

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Curated by Brad Spolding

Brad Spolding is a curator, programmer and producer working across art forms. Brad has curated several festivals and events focusing on audiovisual experimental and electronic arts practice.

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Brad Spolding

Thu 3 July

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Honeysmack

David Haberfeld, AKA Honeysmack, is a Melbourne-based underground Techno artist and live performer, celebrated as one of Australia’s most innovative electronic dance music artists. With a career spanning three decades, Honeysmack has been at the forefront of Acid and Techno, emerging from the underground rave scene of the 1990s.

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Jani Ho

Jani Ho

Jani has taken in a wide range of experiences and influences to create his sound: machine music with soul. Firmly influenced by Detroit the city as well as the techno, Jani also takes inspiration from jazz and early house music from his time growing up in New York. As a result, Jani’s live sets are built for the dance floor.

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Fri 4 July

Tom Hall

Tom Hall

Tom Hall is an Australian electronic audio-visual artist who resides in Los Angeles, California. Hall's work is characterised by field recordings, synthesisers, computer software processing and improvisation, which generates various possible sounds, including melodic rhythms, ambient textures and drones.

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mHz

mHz

mo H. zareei, AKA mHz, is a sound artist and researcher whose practice spans electronic compositions, kinetic sound-sculptures and audiovisual installations. Using custom-built software and hardware, his work aims to uncover the beauty in the fundamentals of sound and light production.

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Sat 5 July

Penelope Trappes

Penelope Trappes

Penelope Trappes is a UK-based, Australian-born experimental musician, vocalist and producer creating brooding atmospherics and unsettling poetics underpinned by subterranean drone. On April 4 2025, her fifth full-length album A Requiem was released on One Little Independent Records – a collection of ten haunting, ambient soundscapes, incantations of dreams and nightmares of death, grief, power and autonomy.

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Aviva Endean and Peter Knight

Peter Knight & Aviva Endean

Peter Knight and Aviva Endean bring their distinctive approaches to wind instruments – filtered, stretched, morphed, and re-contextualised through an array of electronics – to create a score for filmmaker John Hewison’s evocative portrait of the central Victoria cult town of Mystic Park.

Dogmilk Films

Dogmilk Films

Dogmilk Films is an independent filmmaking collective based between the lands of the Kulin Nation (Melbourne), Mparntwe and Makassar. Since 2017, they have produced and promoted alternative, ambitious cinema, including video art and expanded forms of filmmaking, with a focus on collaborative storytelling across communities and fostering DIY film culture​.

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