Dale Collier, also known as Daisy, is an artist and writer who embraces the humour and humility of survival and belonging in a schismatic deep-fake post-truth context. Their expanded practice fuses noise, data, installation and performance in response to the systemic effects and psychopolitics of global conditioning. While critically charged with ecosocial interruption, their work offers sustainable and spirited challenges to the depravities of discipline and the complacent carceral logistics of contemporary art. Daisy’s submergent approach and unapologetic critique forms part of an ongoing search for futures that haven’t already been redacted and/or destroyed. Their work has been exhibited/published with - Bus Projects, Kings ARI, MEMO, Un Magazine, Seventh Gallery, Rabbit Poetry Journal, The Lock-up Artspace, The Bundanon Trust, Runway Experimental Art Journal, Yapang Museum of Art and Culture, Art Gallery of South Australia Ramsay Art Prize, and The Parliament of NSW King & Wood Mallesons First Nations Art Award.
