Through painting, poetry, and film, artist Dan Taulapapa McMullin disrupts colonial narratives by reimagining archival documentation and queer Pasifika history. For McMullin, the archive is not a static repository of the past but a living, evolving site of resistance, imagination, and survival– one that unsettles dominant histories and opens space for new possibilities.
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