Daniel O’Toole is a Melbourne-based artist working across painting, photography, video, and sound. Informed by his lived experience of Visual Snow Syndrome, his practice explores perception, instability, and altered visual states through analogue and material processes.

Combining painterly abstraction with alchemical photographic experimentation, O’Toole creates immersive fields of colour, noise, and vibration that challenge fixed modes of seeing and invite viewers into fluctuating perceptual environments.

Thomas Thorby-Lister is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice investigates the intersections of data, technology, movement, and material translation. Drawing on weather systems, satellite imagery, and scientific mapping processes, his works reconfigure digital information into tactile, perceptual forms through screen printing, photography, and sound.

Through abstraction and process-driven experimentation, Thorby-Lister examines how information is interpreted, distorted, and experienced across sensory registers.