Join us for an evening of art, conversation and community as the City of Vincent presents Lightbox Laneway Gallery opening event with Martina Mrongovius.

Dr Martina Mrongovius is a multidisciplinary artist, educator, and curator whose work explores the intersection of holographic art and experiential media. Her practice explores perspective, movement and spatial relationships through innovative holographic artworks, using hundreds of photographs and videos to create immersive, multi-dimensional experiences. Alongside her artistic practice, she has led and collaborated on international exhibitions and cultural projects, and recently joined Edith Cowan University in Perth, where her research and teaching span art, physics and design.

Tree Light Obsura is a new series of digital images from photographic captures of gum trees in Kings Park.

This photographic series explores the relationship between trees, light and perspective, using a handmade 3D-printed pinhole camera to capture multiple layered views of the lemon-scented gums in Kings Park. Through overlapping colour exposures, the artist reveals the individual character of each tree while exploring how urban landscapes shape the way we experience nature.

The unveiling will take place at Kaadadjiny Laneway, 5:30pm on Thursday, 3 December 2026. 

This exhibition is open to all and will be on display in the Lightbox Laneway Gallery until the end of February 2027.