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Vision

Rani P Collaborations inspires conversations, self-reflection and intercultural exchange

through transformative storytelling experiences.

Mission

Our storytelling connects people across cultures and generations.
We work with culturally diverse teams across Indonesia and ‘Australia’, drawing on the creativity and curiosity of each of our team members.
We build community through our creative processes.
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Values

Creativity and Curiosity
Agency and Financial Empowerment
Self-kindness as the foundation for kindness towards others
Racial justice and Decolonization
Community and Solidarity

Trauma as a source of inspiration rather than as a source of shame and silence

They Say

  • "This would do any major festival proud"

    Sydney Morning Herald, Chinese Whispers, 2014

  • "Creates a much-needed space of contemplation"

    Audience Feedback from Chinese Whispers 2014

  • "Sebuah pertunjukan instalasi yang indah, syahdu, intim dan meninggalkan kesan mendalam."

    OZIP Magazine, Sedih//Sunno Next Wave Festival 2016

  • "Sedih // Sunno... was one of the best works I saw during the festival."

    Artlink

  • "Ultimately, through sadness, Sedih // Sunno becomes a story of connection and care between mother and daughter, about passing on cultural histories and heritage down generations and through to audiences"

    RealTime Arts

  • "An exquisite and emotional experience... "

    Theatre Press, Sedih//Sunno at Next Wave Festival 2016

  • An intimate, moving encounter with two Asian-Australian women’s experiences. Of their mothers/ grandmothers, beautifully crafted, lovely visual setting, ritual action and music.

    SEDIH // SUNNO TESTIMONIALS (Audience Feedback from August 2015 Development)

  • What struck me the most was your realisation through your journey that ‘we cannot heal what we will not face’, as reconciliation can only occur when we confront the terrors of the past”

    Audience Feedback from Chinese Whispers, 2014

  • Rani Pramesti is an artist who works her social activism into her art. With her transformative work on Chinese Whispers, I had no hesitation in including her in the line for Carnival of the Bold, an artists for social change event as part of Vivid Ideas 2015. Her talk "Is Art Useful?" captivated, challenged and inspired the audiences to support social change artists and participate in social justice issues.

    Kevin Bathman