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Sean Grattan
Policy Wonks (2025)
A conceptual pseudo-drama that revolves around the Bureau of Advancement, a Los Angeles-based political action group that loves money, guns, and yoga.
Recently added works
saint louis saint louis
saint louis saint louis traces the islands of Saint Louis in Paris and Saint Louis in Sénégal through the complexities of a certain aspect of French/Senegalese identity.
seuteu (2023)
Filmed across Tournon-sur-Rhône, Aix-en-Provence, and Dakar, seuteu unravels an archaeology of Yana Dombrowsky-M’Baye’s matrilineal ancestry. Carried by the air, we drift in and over homes, bodies of water, landscapes, and atmospheres, contemplating the space between memory and lived experience.
Listening to Our Plant Neighbours
Electrical resistance in plants is used to generate specific soundscapes, which accompany these video portraits of plants around the neighbourhood of Red Hook in Brooklyn, USA.
A Wardian Case (documentation) (2022)
Documentation of the work A Wardian Case, in which plant cell signals from flora living on Te Kawau Tumaro o Toi Kawau Island are made resonant in chorus and cacophony.
Writing & podcast
An Image for the Signares
An Image for the Signares
Balamohan Shingade follows Yana Dombrowsky-M’Baye between two archipelagos with the same name, tracing her attempts to create an image for the signare, a figure entangled within the complex inheritances of French colonialism in Senegal.
Comic Release: Sean Grattan
Comic Release: Sean Grattan
"If I didn't laugh, I'd cry." — a conversation between Joe Jowitt and Sean Grattan, the first episode of the CIRCUIT Cast series Comic Release.
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Hoping to Tie a Sapling
Hoping to Tie a Sapling
Nat Tozer's A Sapling to Tie (2025) draws Rosa Cachemaille into its verdant imagining of the possibilities and pleasures of an Aotearoa childhood, in the final Masons Screen Summer Writing Commission for 2025.
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A work by Vailahi Vailahi will show on Masons Screen over Matariki
This Matariki, CIRCUIT presents a work by Vailahi Vailahi on Masons Screen