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| NEOCONFESSIONAL is a participatory installation and web site. The work was devised for an artist residency at the 2008 Electrofringe electronic art festival in Newcastle, Australia. The work takes a peak at conservatism and the widespread cultural practice of resisting change. |
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| The WIRED Lab is an audio-based research group initiated by artist and curator Sarah Last. The group is focused on further developing Australian sound artist Alan Lamb’s pioneering work with ‘The Wires’, an instrument consisting of tightly strained spans of fencing wire that stretch up to 300 metres across open landscape. |
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| Re-picture Australia is a call out to image makers to mash-up and reload a selection of public domain images. The images are archival photographs and images of Australian life from various periods. The image remix repository can be found on Flickr. |
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| The Gift of Light was a series of light based installations responding to the significance of light in various cultures. It formed part of Melbourne's winter solstice festival at Federation Square, The Light in Winter. |
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| The ‘Burning Questions’ project was an Arts Victoria, Artist In Schools residency at Mordialloc Secondary College in Melbourne. It was a multi-discipline participatory art project exploring digital media as a vehicle for positive change. |
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| BROKE was a visual arts show that formed part of the 2008 Midsumma Festival. Artists: Andrew Atchison, Danielle Karalus, Marcus Keating, myself and Glenn Walls. |
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| 'Bitscape' was the major focus of my 12 month Australia Council EPIC (Emerging Producers in the Community) internship at the Next Wave Festival - one of nine internships funded nationally between 2004 and 2006. The project’s premise was to promote new media art-making as a tool to empower young people from regional areas of Australia. |
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| Colliding Worlds was a community cultural development project I was involved in that formed part of Melbourne's 2004 Next Wave Festival. |
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| Myself and sound designer Ryan Griffith were the 2003 'Artists in Residence' at the Melbourne Aquarium. We were on site for 3 months delivering workshops for primary and secondary students as well as developing our own work. |
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| My site Wasabi Sneaker was a non-profit online zine that published independent content from 1988 to 2001. In 1999 the site was awarded a TELSTRA/FINANCIAL REVIEW WEB AWARD for best personal site. The site has been cybergenically frozen in the Australian National Library's Pandora online archives. |
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