WombSpace is a speculative neo-noir exploring consciousness, power, identity, and the unseen architectures that shape reality.
Set across intersecting dimensions, social systems, and altered states of awareness, the story follows women navigating the boundaries between worlds as they confront the forces that influence perception, autonomy, and human evolution.
Blending science fiction, mysticism, and psychological drama, WombSpace examines what becomes possible when the structures that define reality begin to dissolve.
A meditation on freedom, embodiment, and awakening, the project explores the relationship between the inner world and the collective future.
Status: In Development
Phase I — Concept Film
A visually driven proof-of-concept exploring the core themes, aesthetic language, and metaphysical framework of the WombSpace universe.
The concept film serves as an artistic and narrative gateway into the larger project, introducing key ideas surrounding consciousness, dimensional perception, and feminine transformation.
Status: Pre-Production
SUPPORT – PORTALS GOFUNDME
Your contribution helps bring PORTALS to life — a visionary concept film exploring consciousness, dimensional travel, and the unseen architectures of reality. Donations directly support production, post-production, and the development of the larger WomanSpace universe.
Every contribution is deeply appreciated.
Phase II — Pilot Episode
A narrative pilot expanding the world of WombSpace through character, story, and dramatic conflict.
The pilot establishes the series mythology, introduces the principal characters, and explores the social and psychological consequences of emerging realities.
Status: Development
Invest: Australian Cultural Fund
Phase III — Feature Film
A feature-length cinematic work that brings the full vision of WombSpace to screen.
Expanding the scope of the story across multiple dimensions and timelines, the feature explores the intersection of consciousness, technology, power, and human potential within an evolving reality.
Status: Early Development