Sean Bacon studied video & visual arts, graduating with Honours 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 Biennial (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. He was the video artist on version 1.0’s This kind of ruckus, The Wages of Spin, Deeply offensive and utterly untrue, and The Bougainville Photoplay Project.