Little Projector Company
South — Room 202
Emerging from a drive to liberate moving image from the cinema and embed it within the urban and natural landscape, Little Projector Company (LPC) creates site-responsive, projection-based works that transform place into immersive narrative environments.
Artist-led and conceptually driven, LPC produces and curates installations, performances, and tours that integrate projection, moving image, animation, spatialised sound, and live storytelling.

Community collaboration and cultural specificity sit at the centre of everything we make, guided by our 2022–2032 strategic vision: “Delivering provision for communities to share stories through projection, with a focus on championing First Nations voices.” Being based at Balam Balam Place keeps that vision grounded in practice — testing, developing, and presenting new work in close relationship with Blakdot Gallery and the Merri-bek community.
LPC has presented at Yirramboi Festival, Progress 2026, Geelong Gallery, Australian Open Tennis, Federation Square, Vivid Sydney, Darwin Festival, Gertrude Street Projection Festival, The Substation, Testing Grounds, Shorts Place Geelong, Due West Festival, Mapping Melbourne, White Night Melbourne, Parramatta Lanes, and Wagga Wagga Lanes, among others.
Under the artistic direction of Ivan Masic and Lee Ramseyer-Bache, the company synthesises advanced audio-visual technologies with contemporary digital art practice to create poetic, place-based experiences that resonate across cultural contexts.



