DESIRE PATHS pres. by PERMANENT ATTRACTION & XFLOS & GAMA

A night of life drawing and more… Where fruits of the labour turn into the fruiting body, life becomes art when art was always life. The garden of eden is waiting, where your muse is both flowering and breathing, the body knows no bounds, the body is only temporary, blink and you will miss it, put pen to paper and remember it. Desire Paths is an encounter with art that breathes, sings, smells, tastes, yawns, stretches, laughs and enchants. This event is a fundraiser, 100% of profits will be going toward “What Were You Wearing” - A charity fighting sexual violence in Australia) *Free entry for First Nations What to expect: • There will be a large scale botanical installation around the life model created by the brilliant XFLOS. • The evening will be sound-scaped by selectors Aliyahchhiba and Steve, a deep listening session will be following the life drawing • Pencils, pastels, charcoal and paper will be provided, however you can bring your own book or drawing equipment if you desire. Seating will be surrounding the model and installation on pillows and chairs. General admission ticket holders: If you want to enjoy the entire night in all its wonders, this is the ticket for you. Doors are at 6pm - please arrive early to secure a good seat. Life drawing commences at 7pm. We kindly ask that you don’t take your phone out during the life drawing. After drawing, stick around for the listening party. Feel free to keep working on your drawings. You’re encouraged to interact with the installation, take a flower home with you! Relax, get a drink, open your ears and close your eyes… Listening party ticket holders: If drawing isn’t your thing, but listening is, this ticket gives you access after the life drawing has occurred. This ticket is only valid for the deep listening party, starting at 9pm. Join in, make yourself comfortable and enjoy the ride! This event is taking place on the land of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation. Sovereignty was never ceded. Always was always will be aboriginal land.