MEMBERS WHOSE NAMES START WITH S_
CIA Studios
The Centre for Interdisciplinary Arts (CIA) Studios is a new artist initiative dedicated to supporting the development of interdisciplinary arts in Australia. Housed in an old school on the cusp of Perth City, CIA provides local, national and international artists with dedicated workspaces, resources, a peer network and access to CIA-run initiatives developed to encourage, nurture and launch interdisciplinary practice. CIA support is focused on artists working across or between forms, with an emphasis on the contemporary performance spectrum. This could include new media, live art, hybri...
Hellen Sky
The screen is not a surface but reach of my extended touch. … Hellen sky I am a digital choreographer, performer and poet. I work collaboratively to devise systems for creating artistic experiences between bodies and sites; buildings of all kinds that link virtual and physical poetics allowing my choreographic sensibilities to infiltrate the design process. My writing is informed by these processes and equally from the subjective experiential of performing in and thinking through them.
Gavin Sade
Gavin is a designer in the field of interactive computational media, with a background in music and sonology. Gavin is currently a director of Kuuki a creative media, art and design company, teaches part time at the Queensland University of Technology and is working towards a PhD in the field of interactive media design.
Kirrily Schell
Kirrily Schell creates comics, illustration, animation, printmaking, and lectures at RMIT in the Bachelor of Design (Multimedia Systems). Her freelance work also incorporates the delivery of short animation workshops. These have included, more recently, and in collaboration with Community Prophets, the running of film and animation workshops in the remote Aboriginal communities of
Ashley Scott
I make music, video & images. I participate marginally in the Sydney music & arts scene. I am employed as a programmer & system administrator which sometimes carries over between work life & real-er life.
Erica Seccombe
I am a visual artist living and working in Canberra, Australia. Since 2006 I have been privileged to work with a team of researchers at the Australian National University Micro-Computed X-Ray Tomograph Facility where I am using datasets of microscopic 3D X-rays. I animate these datasets on a unique custom built volume rendering visualisation tool, Drishti, and exhibit this work...
Sally Pryor
Sally Pryor is a pioneering artist/researcher/educator who has been involved with computers and audiovisual creativity since 1983.
Pip Shea
Pip Shea is a media artist and designer. Her work is influenced by social media and participatory culture. She explores ‘broadcast yourself’ and remix culture, the shifting media space and the movement towards an ‘open source’ culture. Her practice focuses on peer production models that generate ideas and foster art making.
Tamara Rewse
Tamara Rewse (Writer/Performer/Puppeteer) has worked as a Director, Devisor, Maker and Performer in Puppet and Visual Theatre, touring internationally and nationally. Her work includes; Human Layer, 2005 Fringe Melbourne Festival (Most Visionary) 2006 Adelaide Fringe, Men of Steel, toured internationally to Edinburgh, Dublin, China, Hong Kong, 1 month at London’s SOHO theatre, New Zealand and Singapore, COOP, for Black Hole Theatre, 2007 & 2008 seasons at 45 Downstairs and is one of Australia’s most talented burgeoning puppeteers. She has just completed a new project...
Kathryn Smith
Kathy Smith is Chair of the John C Hench Division of Animation and Digital Arts at the School of Cinematic Arts, University of Southern California. Since 1984 her films have been screened internationally, including Anima Mundi, Hiroshima and Ottawa international animation festivals. She has exhibited at group and solo exhibitions such as the Institute of Contemporary Art in London, the Conservatorio di Santa Maria degli Angioli in Florence, Italy and at the Australian National Gallery, Canberra. Smith has independently created 13 animated films including traditional and experimental mix...
Thembi Soddell
Thembi Soddell’s volatile sonic worlds morph, shift, rupture and dis-rupture into filmic atmospheres with a distinctly disquieting edge. Contorted into unreal environments and luscious masses of sonic textures, her sound palate sources field recordings, instruments and electronics to be suggestive but often unidentifiable. Her compositions exploit the dynamic extremes, toying with the listeners’ sense of expectation and generating anticipatory suspense.
Van Sowerwine
New media artist who works in the areas of animation, installation and interactives. Lives and works in Brisbane, Australia. Born in Melbourne, Australia in 1975.
Niki Sperou
Niki Sperou is an Adelaide based artist interested in the concept of human identity explored via science and culture. Since 2006 she has been the artist in residence at the Dept of Medical Biotechnology, Flinders University.
Spinifex Group
Spinifex Group has a reputation for providing world-class audiovisual content and delivery for large-scale events such as Opening & Closing Ceremonies, large sporting events and motor shows. We have a strong design focus and also cover branding, corporate communications, interactive and experiential media within our offering - Spinifex contextualises Art and Creativity into commercial applications and is on the continuous lookout for opportunities to commercialize Media Art.
Eamon Sprod
Usually working as his solo project tarab, eamon sprod primarily uses the interplay of field recordings and sounds generated from found objects to explore the possibilities of personal chartings and interactions with the urban environment. His work centres around attempts to sonically trigger, form, and recreate the interior environments which occur through our everyday interaction with the commonplace, overlooked, ignored, lost, discarded, broken, decaying and dead :::::::::::::::: Eamon has produced work for CD publication [ take all the ships from the harbour as sail them straight i...
