Bridget Reweti’s whenua-based video artworks exude an everydayness so disarming it almost camouflages their wero to colonial landscape conventions (picturesque, sublime, wild, pure, natural). Almost, but not quite – because the everydayness is the wero. Reviewed by Cassandra Barnett
Presented by Julieanne Eason & the clinic, “Between the dog and the wolf” is theatre re-contextualized. The audience is situated within the installation a 1950’s bach the story unfolds in sound and video around them.
The audience’s actions reveal and control this provocative interactive multimedia installation presented by Julieanne Eason (the clinic).
Error Message is an installation work comprised of digital audio-visual elements that engage with the aesthetics and methodology of the glitch, aggregated with found sculptural elements comprised of e-waste. The work seeks to explore the underlying materiality of the digital, and the relations of production that constitute and sustain the aura of the digital. The […]
A collaborative work between artist collective Hubbub and Georgia Shattky that uses the ‘data moshing’ to enable audiences to manipulate and interact with a video work called “Glass in my mind”
Custom software tracks the movement of the eye across the screen, leveraging advertising mechanics while moving from commodified quantification to abstracted aesthetization. This first series comprises responses to works by Gretta Louw.