Shaun Wilson is an artist, film maker, curator, and educator who for the past thirty years has made socio-political work about the relationships between memory and place. He has exhibited and screened in over 300 public events including Cannes and Venice film festivals, Berlinale, 11th Venice International Art Fair, 41st Art Cologne, 1st Athens Biennial, ACCA, ACMI, Museum of Contemporary Art Fenosa Union, IMA Brisbane, Seattle Centre on Contemporary Art, Centre for Contemporary Culture Barcelona, and filmed collaborative work screened at the Tate Modern, Dundee Arts Centre Scotland, FACT Liverpool, and GOMA Brisbane. He holds a BFA from RMIT University (1995), a Bachelor of Fine Arts (hons) from Monash University (1996), a PhD from the University of Tasmania (2005) and a PhD by Prior Published Work at Flinders University (current). His projects and research have received support from the NAVA, Arts Victoria, Regional Arts Victoria, ARC, the Department of Sustainability and Environment, Victorian State Government, RMIT, University of Tasmania, the ERGAS Collection at MCA Sydney, ASAC Collection Venice Biennale, and private philanthropic funding. He has filmed and directed the slow cinema series The 51 Paintings Suite and has produced and directed two narrative-based feature films The Last Man in Vegas and Black Garden. As collaboration, Shaun composes and performs in an AI boy band named ‘AREMSTAR; based on the mass delete code of *RM.