Sean Bacon

Sean Bacon studied video & visual arts, graduating with Honors in 
1998. He worked with the French dance company Experience Harmaat 
(2000-2), and their collaboration Nobody Nevermind opened the 
performance section of the prestigious Venice Bienniale (2001). Other 
works include a solo show, Collective, (Cast Gallery, Hobart), a 
group show Brilliant Refraction (Cube 37, Melbourne), and a 
collaborative performance installation Sleeplessness (Performance 
Space 2003). In 2005 he was awarded a 3-month residency at the 
Australia Council's Green Street Studios in New York. Sean has been a 
Company Artist for version 1.0 since 2005. His work with version 1.0 
encompasses the recent sell-out season of Table of Knowledge, the 
Helpmann Award winning This Kind of Ruckus, the Drover Award winning 
Deeply offensive and utterly untrue, and The Green Room Award 
winning The Bougainville Photoplay Project. In 2010 Sean worked as 
the video artist on the Sydney Theatre Award nominated seven 
kilometres north-east, which toured to Sarajevo, Bosnia and 
Herzegovina in April 2011.  Sean worked as the video designer for Belvoir's production of Measure for Measure, under the direction 
of Benedict Andrews, and for which he won a Sydney Theatre Award for 
Stage Design in 2011. With Andrews he also worked as the video 
designer for the English National Opera/Young Vic's production Return 
of Ulysses in London 2011. In 2012 Sean worked on Sydney 
Theatre Company production Pygmalion, and Sydney Festivall/ Urban 
Theatre Projects/ Belvoir's production of Buried City, and version 1.0's The Tender Age.