Jack is a proud Worimi and Biripi guri of the Gathang language group, and architect who explores Country as the driver of narrative to his architectural approach. He champions First Nations leadership and co-design, drawing on the intersection of cultural knowledge systems and built environment practices to shape multi-sensory, place-based outcomes. With a deep obligation to care for Country, Jack works alongside Traditional Custodians, artists and storytellers to ensure Country leads the design process.
As recent Galang Residency recipient (Powerhouse Museum & Cité internationale des arts, Paris), Jack investigated reframing museology through a cultural architectural lens, exploring themes not limited to rematriation, agency, access, enduring reciprocity and truth-telling, and exhibition display. His research into arts, exhibition and museums continues to inform his practice including ongoing participation in the Pitt Rivers Museum Cultural Advisory Group, Oxford UK. In 2025, he led Australia’s pavilion at the Venice Biennale as co-creative director for Home.
