Sean Bishop

Non-Place ahead is a book based on the theory of non-places that was coined by the French anthropologist, Marc Augé. The idea behind the book is that place and non-place are co-existing – there isn't a space that can be coined just a 'place' or a 'non-place'. The book mainly documents a series of photographs in Melbourne city that can be considered non-places. Typefaces, colors, and other design decisions were deliberately made to be simple, minimal and super modern, which reflects the loss of identity in a non-place.

A recreation of an infographic on Healthy Sustainable food systems. A guide to a healthy and sustainable food system is an explainer video suitable for children between the ages of 5-12. This animation helps children understand the different stages of the food system for their workshop on the day of the Little Food Festival. The animation provides a ‘map’ or guide to help children understand how the different stages of the food system are connected and interlinked.

Enter the Void aims to capture the heart of Melbourne Central at night in a form that is neon noir and abstract. The photobook embraces the beauty of the different life that takes place at night. The book also applies the use of artistic imagery through techniques such as long exposure, colour editing and other photo manipulations. Melbourne Central is a large shopping centre and public transport hub in the city of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. The complex includes the Melbourne Central Shopping Centre and the Melbourne Central railway station.

Revitalisation of Motorclassica Melbourne

Musuem Identity Project

How to live a miserable life is a comedic short that aims to educate youngsters on harmful habits that should be avoided. The video is a demonstration of a “miserable person” who spends all his day doing nothing but distracting himself from reality. He is unable to get important tasks, like his assignments, completed and instead sits on the couch and binges food and TV.