A Constructed World (ACW) is a collaborative project initiated in 1993 by Australian artists Jacqueline Riva and Geoff Lowe. Living and between Melbourne, Paris and Milan, ACW works with a variety of media from painting to video and performances. They also self-publish an art magazine ‘Art Fan’. Jacqueline Riva and Geoff Lowe often invite their visitors to participate to workshops, propose works for their exhibition, or just share a meal with them in the gallery space, blurring the traditional distinction between artists and audience.

A Constructed World’s most recent projects include: ‘Increase Your Uncertaintly’, ACCA, Melbourne, 2007; ‘Schifanoia’, N.O. Gallery, Milan and four private apartments, 2007; ‘explaining contemporary art to live eels’, dvd 6’40” and 'Pea & Shell', dvd 3'30", with live sound performance by Steve Piccolo and Gak Sato in the apartment of Maurizia Vila, 2007; ‘The Social Contract’, event with 91 participants, in the apartment of Giovanna Giannattasio, 2007; ‘Speech’ web magazine, a site for reviews, 2007; ‘errors deceits mistakes’, no 1, publication, edited by ACW, produced with the Cneai, Chatou, 2006; ‘how low river rose’, with Hao Guo, Victoria Park Gallery, Melbourne, 2006; ‘Transmission’, Villa Arson, Nice, ‘Emergency Biennale’, travelling exhibition, 2006; ‘Unconditional Regard’, event at Gertrude Contemporary Art Spaces, Melbourne, 2005; ‘Yeah Flag Together Again’, with Jon Campbell, Uplands Gallery, Melbourne, 2005; ‘Something needs to be done done’, event at Dudespace, Melbourne, 2005 and ‘More Fools In Town’, exhibition project in collaboration with curator Charlotte Laubard, Turin, 2005.

ACW, Jacqueline Riva and Geoff Lowe are represented by Uplands Gallery, Melbourne and Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney.