By using documents, photographs, installations, poems, paintings, collages– and, actually, anything that comes handy – to depict how Aboriginal families in Australia have been misplaced, misunderstood and mistreated, the Sidney-born artist should be a referent to anyone who claims to fight for justice. With very complex works that can be read through multiple layers, he aims to undo and remake the world we live in or, at least, the conception we have about it. Because dominant cultures are in a privilege position because they oppress, repress, disparage and make invisible the ones they think are inferior. We had the chance to talk to him and discover more about his very politically-engaged work, and we are fascinated by everything he’s got to say.