ABOUT THE ARTIST
I am an artist creating multi-disciplinary works that intersect art, technology, history and the environment. Referencing time, data, ecology, and the invisible sciences, my collaborative works feature short films, animations, installations, music and performance. Processes and beauty of space weather, nanoparticle activity and structure, historical developments of technology with its social-economic implications, all feature in my work highlighting the forgotten, the unseen or global concerns transformed by art and science.
Recent Work - 'Sounds of Space' & Invisibilty
In the 'Sounds of Space Project', an ongoing collaboration with Nigel Meredith, a space weather research scientist at British Antarctic Survey, a composer and Associate Professor Kim Cunio, Head of Music at the Australian National University, I delve into science to make new meanings, interactions and visualisations. I highlight ecological degradation, intending works to be a catalyst for exploring climate change issues and nuancing behaviour towards a less impactful planetary coexistence. I am curious and fascinated by the unseen and reveal them by creating art-science projects using sound, video, data and dance as a palette. My current passions and explorations are with the circular economy and nanoparticle behaviour from a perspective of aesthetics, green science and in/visibility.
‘Sounds of Space’ as Dance – Festival of Ideas,Cambridge 2019
The Earth Cries Out – Soundscape with Animation
Zagreb Water- projected video installation
In Other Wor(l)ds
First Gravitational Wave for Alive in the Universe
Sound of Pulsars
Sounds of Saturn for Alive in the Universe
Antarctic Ice for Alive in the Universe
‘Sounds of Space’- a Montage of Sounds
Blog Posts
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Email Me
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