Saying art, evoking philosophy

17 March 2026

An online conversation between /origin\forward/slash\ and philosopher of art Andrew Benjamin, hosted by Flat Time House, London, UK.

Introduced by Gareth Bell-Evans, Director, Flat Time House.
Link to show

Image details: Web invite, Flat Time House, London.


Chromoman 17: Ceremony for a New Australian Flag

11 April 2026

blend bleed

Sydenham International

81 Sydenham Rd

Marrickville, Sydney NSW 2204, Australia

10 April 2026 – 2 May 2026

Curated by Consuelo Cavaniglia and Brendan Van Hek.
Link to show

Link to video excerpt

Image details: Ceremony for a New Australian Flag, 2026.

Photo by Consuelo Cavaniglia.


Chromoman 16

CasCaDas Artspace

Barcelona, Spain

3 October 2025

Curated by Fiona Fell
Link to performance

Image details: Performance view, Chromoman 16.

Photo: Video still, Fiona Fell.


Chromoman 15

Tremolo

Sausage Gallery

Katoomba, NSW, Australia

26 July 2025

Curated by Rohan Stanley
Link to show

Image details: Performance view, Chromoman 15, Tremolo Gallery, 26 July 2025, duration 5 mins.

Photo: Helen Pynor.


Performance view

The Work of Art in the Age of Collective Discursivity

Finissage Event for The Third Australian Biennale of Reductive Art.

UTS Tower, Sydney.

28 January 2024.
Link to gallery


Performance view

Chromoman 14

4 October 2023

Material Action

Florence Peake, Hester Reeve, Mark Titmarsh & John Latham.

Gloam Gallery.

Sheffield, U.K.

4 October 2023 – 8 October 2023.

Curated by Stu Burke.
Link to gallery


Production still

Heidegger Lasagne

/origin\ forward/ slash\ (Sacha Golob, Marie Hay, Johanna Malt, Hester Reeve and Mark Titmarsh)

19 September 2023

First Hand

/origin\ forward/ slash\ (Sacha Golob, Marie Hay, Johanna Malt, Hester Reeve and Mark Titmarsh, with Jan Hopkins)

29 September 2023 – 5 November 2023

Flat Time House

London, U.K.

Curated by Gareth Bell-Jones.
Link to gallery


Hiding Out

2023

/origin\ forward/ slash\ (Sacha Golob, Maire Hay, Johanna Malt, Hester Reeve, Mark Titmarsh)

In conversation with Art and Language (Mel Ramsden and Michael Baldwin).

With Paul Wood (Editor of Art in Theory) and Michael Corris (alumni of Art and Language).

Flat Time House

London, U.K.

20 July 2023.
Link to gallery


Building Tellling Dwelling (2022)

Performance view

Show and Tell on How to Dwell in the House of Art

Origin Forward Slash Group

Flat Time House

London, UK

Online exhibition, 27 July 2022.

Curated by Gareth Bell-Jones, Director, Flat Time House.
Link to venue


Dust Jacket for an Exhibition Postponed (2021)

Origin Forward Slash Group

Flat Time House

London, UK

Online exhibition, 7 July 2021.


Co-performer in

A Proxy for a Thousand Eyes

Cherine Fahd

Utzon Room, Sydney Opera House

Sydney, Australia

29 November 2020
Link to gallery


The Hand Lectures

OWA Group (curated by Hester Reeve)

Flat Time House

London, UK

Online exhibition, 18 September 2020.
Link to gallery


Imitation of Life (1984–2019)

With Luca Watson (Shady Nasty) on drums.

Read to Me

Knox Street Bar

21 Shepherd St, Chippendale

Sydney NSW 2008

Curated by Gabriel Clark.

10 mins, spoken voice, projected still images from Imitation of Life graphic novella, based on the Super 8 film of the same name, with snare drum.
Link to venue


Expanded Painting (Just the Two of Us, Bill Withers) (2018)

Performed by Cassandra Baker.

Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane.

17 March 2018.


Chromoman 13 (2017)

Performance view.

18 July 2017.

Zeus Island.

SEA(S) ARTS 2017, Ionion Centre for the Arts and Culture.

Kefalonia, Greece.

Photo: Marina Palinginis.


Expanded Painting (I Can’t Get You Out of My Head, Kylie Minogue) (2017)

Performed by Ranjini and Loren.

Volume Book Fair Artspace, Sydney.

15 July 2017.


IN THIS SUIT I COULD WALK THRU THE CENTRE OF THE SUN (2017)

Wearable Art Prize 2017

Stonevilla Studios, Sydney.

3 June 2017.

Camera: Elizabeth Pulie.


Performance view.

IN THIS SUIT I COULD WALK THRU THE CENTRE OF THE SUN (2017)

Wearable Art Prize 2017

Stonevilla Studios, Sydney.

3 June 2017.


Chromoman 12

15 March 2017

Wet Paint

Ideas Platform, Artspace

Sydney, Australia

Image: Gary Warner.


Chromoman 11

20 July 2016

SEA(S) ARTS 2016

Ionian Centre for Arts and Culture

St George’s Castle

Kefalonia, Greece


Chromoman 9 (2016)

Performance view.

1 March 2016.

Central Atrium, Galleries Victoria.

Sydney CBD.

Photo: Arthur Georgeson.


Painting Out (2015)

Performance with brushes, mirror balls, coloured balls.

Sydney College of the Arts Gallery.

Sydney.


Painting Out (2015)

Performance with brushes, mirror balls, coloured balls.

Sydney College of the Arts Gallery.

Sydney.


Painting Out (2015)

Performance with brushes, mirror balls, coloured balls.

Sydney College of the Arts Gallery.

Sydney.


(Silly) StringTheory (2013)

Performance view.

Marrickville Garage.

Sydney.


Chromoman 4 (2013)

Verge Gallery.

Sydney.


Vortex Wearable Art Prize (2011)

Bespoke Painting (Blue)

Acrylic on linen.

Mark Titmarsh and Todd Robinson.

Modelled by Ali Malpass.

Stone Villa.


Public Fitting (2011)

Mark Titmarsh and Todd Robinson.

MOP Projects.

Sydney.

Photo: Cherine Fahd.


Public Fitting (2011)

Mark Titmarsh and Todd Robinson.

Installation view.

MOP Projects.

Sydney.


Minimal Variety Forms (2009)

Conny Dietzschold Gallery.

Sydney.


Choromophilia (2009)

MOP Gallery.

Sydney.


Chromophiliac (2008)

Performance view.

Part of Artspace 24/25.

Sydney, Australia.


Chromophiliac (2008)

Performance view.

Part of Artspace 24/25.

Sydney, Australia.

Photo: Reina Tamagaki.


Chromophiliac (2008)

Performance view.

Part of Artspace 24/25.

Sydney, Australia.

Photo: Reina Tamagaki.


(Silly) String Theory (2008)

Performance view.

Performers: Sam Bjorndahl, Simeon Bryan, Dante Bryan, Maureen Chin, Kim Connerton, Jenny Curtis, Ryszard Dabek, Andrew Frost, Jessie Jones, Anne Kay, Nathan Kenna, Andrea Klein, Sue Lewis, Leah McPherson, Karen Mahood, Andrew Newman, Jane Polkinghorne, Kiwi Qin, Mark Titmarsh, Philipa Veitch.

Videographers: Mark Titmarsh, Ian Jones, Ryszard Dabek, Anne Kay, Jane Polkinghorne.

Photo: Reina Tamagaki.