From the infinity of the internet to the fate of the stars, Moongazing looks at the systems we are now turning to for practical, emotional and spiritual guidance.

A chance encounter between two women of the Japanese diaspora, young and old, kicks off an unlikely friendship. But as Tsukiko is drawn to the kind Chie, she seems to find herself with more questions than answers.

Drawing from Noh, Japanese folktales and the digital realm, Moongazing is a meditation on the stories we inherit and the grief of witnessing familial and cultural ties dissipating in an increasingly atomised world.

Supported by the ³Ô¹ÏÍø Arts Grants, the Hansen Little Foundation and VCA Foundation, and The Ian Potter Cultural Trust.