Dr Sasi Victoire is an accomplished artist and cultural ambassador who has woven a rich tapestry of creativity spanning continents and cultural landscapes throughout her career. With a diverse academic background including a PhD and a Master of Arts, Sasi grounds her artistic practice in cultural insights and her deep understanding of educational frameworks.

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Born out of a passion for interdisciplinary exploration, Sasi's artistic journey merges visual arts, theatrical productions, and literary endeavours. Her commitment to exploring themes of identity, environment, and social justice resonates powerfully through a prolific body of work that spans solo exhibitions, international collaborations, and community-driven projects.

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Influenced by extensive residencies including stints at Asia Link in Malaysia and Chiang Mai University in Thailand, Sasi infuses her art with a global perspective, enriching her narrative with cross-cultural dialogues and nuanced perspectives on human experience. This international outlook is reflected in exhibitions across prestigious venues such as Indira Gandhi Cultural Centre, Jaipur’s Kala Kendra Museum, Tanks Art Centre in Cairns and Bank Negara Museum Gallery in Malaysia.

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One defining feature of Sasi's artistic practice is her engagement with community and advocacy through art. From curating exhibitions that celebrate Torres Strait Islander art to mentoring Indigenous artists during the Queensland 150 project, Sasi continually strives to empower marginalized voices and promote cultural understanding.

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Theatrical productions such as Alice in the Antipathies portray Sasi's ability to blend visual art with performance, captivating audiences from Cairns to Kuala Lumpur. This multidimensional approach not only entertains but also provokes thought on contemporary issues such as climate change and social justice.

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Sasi's contributions extend beyond the canvas, encompassing a notable career as an author and illustrator of children's books and scholarly articles that explore the intersection of art and human rights. Her writings have appeared in esteemed publications such as Arts Monthly Australia and Visual Echoes, reinforcing her role as a thought leader in the art community.

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Sasi has garnered accolades including the AMMA Global Award for Human Rights through Art in Malaysia, underscoring her  impact on both local and international stages.

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As Sasi continues to evolve as an artist, educator, and advocate, her work remains a testament to the transformative power of art in fostering cultural exchange and societal change. With each exhibition, publication, and performance, Sasi invites viewers into a world where creativity transcends boundaries and enriches the human experience.