The people
behind WHAC.

Alex Miller is a creative producer and award-winning photographer working across contemporary art, live music, film and cultural production. With over fifteen years in the arts and nine years in artist management, his practice spans exhibition-making, touring, publishing and large-scale creative projects.

He founded The Corner Gallery (2013–2022), an immersive Perth gallery and live music venue known for collapsing boundaries between disciplines and audiences. Miller has also consulted on arts initiatives and public art across Western Australia, and his photography is held in Australian institutional and private collections.

Matt Di Costa is an award-winning Australian designer and creator working at the intersection of design, film and sensory experience. His practice is driven by material experimentation and storytelling, creating spaces and objects that invite deeper connection to place, body and community.

As founder and former Creative Director of Nood Co Concrete, he reframed concrete as a refined, emotive material exhibited in Melbourne, New York and Paris. His work moves between product design, large-scale installation, film and television, with current projects including a documentary filmed in Nepal.

Stian Stutlien is a Registered Architect focused on project delivery and the strategic activation of public space. His commitment to “Honest Architecture” uses raw, authentic materials to create places that encourage civic engagement and social transparency.

Trusted across major private and government developments in Western Australia, Stian brings architectural feasibility, BCA compliance and long-term asset protection to every intervention. His parallel work across Riza Festival, La Maison Collective and local arts and music events explores sonic activation and tactical urbanism.