Kudos acknowledges and pays respect to the Gadigal and Bidjigal people of the Eora nation. They are the traditional custodians of the land Kudos operates on. We create, design, share, and exchange our work and knowledge on this important meeting place. We pay our respects to elders past and present and extend that respect to any First Nations people who engage with Kudos. This is and always will be Aboriginal land.


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Osmo
Kudos Digital 

Nell Trotter
Osmo is an interactive digital environment that seeks to compare natural processes of erosion and osmosis to the rawness of connection. Most of the photo, video and some audio footage is taken on Tharawal and Yuin lands - where I grew up. These images document landforms I’ve witnessed changing over time, driven by short poems and threaded throughout a ‘home’ map. Osmosis is also used in psychology to describe subconscious learning- which is how the player comes to familiarise themselves with navigating the different environments of the world. 

Practicing on unceded Gadigal land, Nell creates video and graphics-based work about intersections between digital and organic spaces and forms. Through navigating the impressions of digitality on perceived notions of ‘home’, Nell reflects on ideas surrounding decomposition as a pathway for connection.

Osmo is designed to be interacted with on desktop. Use arrow keys to navigate and click screen to activate.





Kudos is proudly supported by Arc Creative and Arc UNSW Student Life