University of the Sunshine Coast
2-4 October

ANAT SPECTRA 2025 shifts away from a traditional academic model to a bespoke, spontaneous configuration. Reciprocity aims to create a space for experimental and diverse themes and methodologies.

In partnership with the University of the Sunshine Coast (UniSC), ANAT SPECTRA 2025 :: Reciprocity will be hosted on Kabi Kabi Country, in the heart of the Sunshine Coast Biosphere Reserve.

We look forward to announcing more details around our upcoming triennial event in the coming months.

Supported by ANAT in 2021, the Beeyali project began with Kabi Kabi artist Lyndon Davis’ idea to visualise wildlife calls using cymatics—the science of visualising sound or acoustic energy.

Lyndon’s  collaborative research with sound artist, composer and researcher Leah Barclay and researcher, photographer Tricia King has integrated Indigenous knowledge, creative practice, and new technology. Together, they have developed a significant body of creative work, exploring innovative methods to reveal the ecological interconnections in our environment.
Read more about the Beeyali project.