He is the former Director of Seventh Gallery, an artist led organisation with a collective mindset that became notable during his tenure (2018-2023). He left to focus on new projects at a height, after securing the future stability and well being of the organisation with Co-Chairs Lana Nguyen and Eliki Reade.

Since taking over the space in late 2018, and in strong collaboration with Thea Jones and the rest of the Board, Seventh underwent a crucial period of transformation and rapid growth. Moving from a forgotten grassroots space, to a key micro arts organisation that employs staff to run multiple funded programs, including 2 fully subsidised studios, mentorships, public programs and workshops.

From 2020-2021, he directed the complex relocation of the space to 213-215 Church St, Richmond by securing a partnership with local government, in the backdrop of a health crisis.

He is the Editor in Residence for un Magazine’s Extended platform in 2023. This builds upon his work as the Editor-at-large at Running Dog in 2020, an arts journal based in Sydney, where he commisioned pieces by exciting writers, such as Zarah Butcher McGunningle and Andrew Sutherland. In 2022, he comissioned a special project by Ari Tampubolon.

In 2018, he curated the exhibition Family Grimoires: The Diaspora Fantastic at SEVENTH Gallery.  In 2022, he co-curated the screening the Discomfort of Everything with Taylor Mitchell for Dogmilk Films.

In 2023, he was the artist mentor for Parramata’s PAS Open Residency program. This draws from his experience as a mentor for SIGNAL Screen x Sound Commission 2021 and the Mentorship Program he instigated at Seventh in 2021-22.

He is a member of Darebin Arts & Heritage Advisory Panel, External Assessor for City of Melbourne Arts Grants Panel, Peer Assessor for Australia Council, Board member of Performance Review. In 2022, he sat for Creative Victoria’s Creators Fund Peer assessment.