vito the saint of lost dogs jennifer eadie writing and art






Jennifer is a writer, artist, and researcher. Her practice is interdisciplinary and collaborative. She creates site-responsive works that seek to reconfigure her own and collective relationship with place and the body. Within this context, her work is intentionally fragmentary: bringing together word, found materials, performance, installation, and image. In 2022 she established The Kaurna Womens Art Collective with Kaurna elder, Aunty Margaret Brodie and in 2023 curated the collective’s first exhibition in TARNANTHI festival. In 2023, she established the witness/ tree project with dancer, Adrianne Semmens (Barkindji) , with the first iteration of this project launched in January 2024.  Recent writing can be found in NEOTERICA, TEXT Journal and CORDITE Poetry Review. During 2024, she will be working on a durational project in Adnyamathanha country/ Ikara-Flinders Range, with work being shared at Sauerbier House Cultural Exchange and SALA Festival. Jennifer is currently a Research Fellow in the Nulungu Research Institute, University of Notre Dame (Broome, WA). She lives and works across Kaurna, Adnyamathanha, Goolarabooloo and Yawuru countries.

jennifer.eadie@nd.edu.au
@vito_the_saint_of_lost_dogs


current links:
do not give in, but give over - NEOTERICA
witness/ tree project 
The Kaurna Womens Art Collective 
so many birds/ one river 






















[image credit: still from projected image sequence (2022) - that decision directed everything]