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Subversus is an independent creative studio, production house and artist collective creating ambitious work with the people shaping contemporary culture.

We collaborate with brands, agencies and cultural institutions to create films, campaigns, large-scale installations, live performances and immersive experiences. Moving freely between art, film, music and emerging media, our collective brings together exceptional directors, contemporary artists, musicians and multidisciplinary creatives, assembling bespoke teams around the creative ambitions of each project.

Whether developing an original concept or directing and producing an established brief, we combine distinctive artistic perspectives, an uncompromising commitment to craft and the creative and production expertise to realise work at the highest level.

Alongside commercial and artistic commissions, we conceive and produce our own films, exhibitions and cultural platforms as a natural extension of our creative practice. Driven by curiosity, experimentation and collaboration, these projects reflect our interests, values and artistic vision, creating opportunities to explore new possibilities, invest in creative communities, and pursue ideas we believe should exist.

Based in Gadigal/Sydney. Working globally.

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Tanya Babić
Co-Founder / Executive Producer
tanya@subversus.com

Jason Sukadana
Co-Founder / Creative Director
jason@subversus.com

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SUBVERSUS STANISLAVA PINCHUK

A façade cladding commissioned by Dior for the renovation of its Sydney flagship store. Spanning 100 metres, the work draws on architectural line drawings to create a trompe l’œil view into the heritage façade, weaving together the maison’s visual codes and spatial motifs. References include the Grand Staircase at 30 Avenue Montaigne, cabochon tiles, moulded moulure details, chandeliers, le médaillon and l’étoile, cannage weave, and Dior grey. The installation operates as both architectural skin and optical threshold, collapsing interior and exterior while translating the house’s historic language into a contemporary urban surface.

Commissioned by the City of Sydney and Dior

Project curator: Sebastian Goldspink