Jaime Brohier is a Melbourne-based, self-taught artist working across painting and ceramics. His practice emerges as an act of translation – an attempt to render personal experience into visual form. His current work explores themes of identity, balance and fragmentation, approached through an intuitive and inherently playful process. At its core, Brohier’s art reflects an ongoing dialogue between reflection and his position in the present.

The older compositions act as anchors to what has passed, while the new works emerge through trusting instinct and a willingness to let things unfold. Together, they trace a moment of transition, finding balance betwen holding on and moving forward.

1. Marginal Displacement, 2025, oil and acrylic on canvas, 120 x 90 cm, $3500
2. A Noise At Dusk, 2026, oil and acrylic on canvas, 120 x 90 cm, $3500
3. In The Corner, Where We Meet, 2025, oil and acrylic on canvas, 120 x 90 cm, $3500
4. No Saddle, Ass Bare, Fire Licking Heels, 2026, oil and acrylic on canvas, 120 x 90 cm, $3500
5. Sweeping Past, 2025, oil and acrylic on canvas, 120 x 90 cm, $3500
6. From Where It Lay, 2026, oil and acrylic on canvas, 120 x 90 cm, $3500

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Email: jaime.brohier@gmail.com
Website: www.jaimebrohier.com
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MaggZ is an award-winning movement artist, choreographer and creative director of Chinese-minority / Tibetan descent. MaggZ is trained in ballet and now specialises in ‘w_acking’ – a freestyle dance form that emerged in 1970s Los Angeles within Latinx and African American queer communities, predominantly involving arm movements. Rooted at the intersection of movement, site-specific installation and community-building, MaggZ’s practice is sovereign, pure and devoted.

In 2024, MaggZ founded (nexus), a creative movement platform dedicated to cultivating infrastructures that support innovation, experimentation and discovery across the creative community.

MaggZ has served as Young Artistic Directorate at Next Wave (2023–2025, Melbourne), Producer in Residence at Next Wave (2022, Melbourne), and producer and performance art consultant for Collide24 (2022, Berlin). MaggZ is the recipient of the Young Creative Awards (2020) and has been nominated four times for the Green Room Awards.

SpringCity is a series of multisensory activations by MaggZ, situated within movement, sound, audio-visual experiences and physical installations. Inspired by MaggZ’s hometown of Kunming (Yunnan, China), SpringCity reimagines the city as a vision of the future, with each iteration responding to the SpringCity Manifesto. This Manifesto is a reflection of MaggZ’s ongoing research at the intersection of world-building, cyberfeminism, ancestral practices and archival investigations. Through a diasporic minority-Chinese lens, SpringCity aspires to offer bold and alternative dreaming spaces for those who don’t fit into a box of societal norms.

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