2015 - The projection-mapped work as originally was created for the Gertrude Street Projection Festival as a feature artwork.

2016 - It was shortlisted as a finalist in the motion category at the AGDA awards.

2017 - Documentation of Reprise exhibited at Foster Gallery Alys Beach florida USA

2017 - The work was also exhibited by Mars Gallery at Melbourne Central. Located at the Little Lonsdale St entrance as a part of Melbourne Central Art Loop 2017.

2020 - ‘Reprise’ returned to Gertrude Street byThe Center of Projection Art as Melbourne exited its second COVID lockdown. It was commissioned to bring life and activation back to Gertrude Street as dining and restaurants reopened.

Tracking motion can be described as the practice of recording certain positions of moving points in space. ‘Reprise’ contains the recorded movements of yogi Masha Gorodilova performing advanced yoga poses. By tracking and tracing the movement between each pose, ‘Reprise’ invites the viewer to witness the unseen liminal movements in a poetic and ethereal form.

The Masha gracefully glides from pose to pose, creating a smooth and flowing rhythmical movement. The sequence of poses performed was originally choreographed to be projection-mapped onto the facade of the Gertrude Street Hotel. They interacted with the existing features of the building such as the bricks, windows, edges of the projection and the wall. Giving the viewer the perception that the figure was moving on the surface of the wall.

‘Reprise’ is a visual exploration of rhythm and expression and emphasises the gracefulness and strength of the human body.