Image credit: Erica Seccombe, BIG PINK, 2019, 3 min (looped), Single channel (first 42sec)+ anaglyph movie (at 43sec), to be viewed with red/cyan glasses. This work was created for the exhibition BIG PINK, 2019, Galerie Pompom.
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Sky Viewer artifacts, Dr Anna Raupach, 2022 ANAT Synapse resident
Peter Morse, rendered in Unreal Engine Post-production: various source data: various Cesium, Mapbox, OpenStreetMap
Capacity 2 (crop) from the Habitation series, Helen Pynor, 2020. Archival pigment print, lightbox. 120 x 67.5 cm. Edition of 1 + 1AP
Capacity has been supported by the City of Joondalup, Western Australia. Habitation, a 2021 Experimenta Commission.
Yandell Walton, process in development with MoCap data and photogrammetry, Agave Carlton Gardens, (still), 2020.
