Vantage Points

This world premiere collapses arts/science boundaries as candid intersectional scientists and musicians serve climate truths and envision co-created futures.
Composer/ecologist & Creative Climate Leadership alumni Na’im Fine Fine layers their exploratory music played by flute, sax, viola, double bass and drums with spoken words by First Nations, trans, POC, queer & neurodiverse enviro/climate scientists.
Western science colonises knowledge and erases multi-systems wisdoms. Vantage Points ruptures this stranglehold, centring marginalised scientists’ insight stemming from their cultural communities and lived experience.
Na’im’s 15 year ecological composition practice digs deep into past, present and future, most recently composing sound for “Zoë” by award-winning A Good Catch Circus.
The iconic Homophonic! ensemble has been queering Narrm’s “classical” music for over a decade.
Experience this vibrant collaboration between musicians, scientists and composer as words and music propel you past climate crisis towards intersectional decolonised futures.


Praise for Zoë – Ed Fringe & Melbourne Fringe 2022
“A breathtaking exploration of the impact of capitalism on the natural world.” ☆☆☆☆☆ - British Theatre Guide

Creative Development of this project is supported by the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria.
Arts Access Victoria proudly auspices Vantage Points.
This project received Cash for Equity through the Fringe Fund, as part of the Ralph Mclean Microgrants program