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Published December 13, 2014 - No Comments
A project for The Post-Screen Festival, Lisbon Portugal, 2014. Recently while perusing the mail archives of –emprye, I was drawn in by a conversation between Rob Myers and Timothy Morton in which Myers somewhat provoca ...
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Three actions in 56 bytes.
Published August 14, 2014 - No Comments
Titled in reference to Allan Kaprow’s Eighteen Happenings in Six Parts this installation operates around a series of actions undertaken as mathematical sets that involve bouncing a ball, drinking glasses of water and pumping up tyres. These actions are not undertaken as performance b ...
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nCompass
Published August 7, 2014 - No Comments
Berlin 2013 a 2.6m pole operating as a digital compass is balanced on the artists head. The compass is set to the bearing of a section of the Berlin wall along Bernauer Strabe. If the pole deviates format eh bearing the lights at the end of the pole switch off. The work explore the ...
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Interview with a Chainsaw.
Published August 6, 2014 - No Comments
Interview with a Chainsaw: An Object Oriented Exploitation Manual. Abstract A critical reflection framed within the construct of the ‘interview’ the text seeks to understand how the subject shifts position under non-anthropocentric models such as those proposed by Speculative Realism. ...
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Leaking Into Ourselves
Published August 6, 2014 - No Comments
Leaking Into Ourselves (2014). Still image from video. Leaking Into Ourselves is one of a series of Studio interrogations aimed at exposing the digital within sculptural practice. (See PhD abstract.) Excerpt from catch/bounce: Stack Overflows and Digital Actions. This essay contextualises ...
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Catch 32 Bit
Published August 6, 2014 - No Comments
Catch 32 Bit is one of a series of Studio interrogations aimed at exposing the digital within sculptural practice. (See PhD abstract.) Excerpt from catch/bounce: Stack Overflows and Digital Actions. This essay contextualises Catch 32 Bit within the context developing notions of digital mov ...
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Conversations with Stones
Published July 10, 2012 - No Comments
In colaboration with Phil Dadson. Performed as part of the Australasian Computer Music conference, in, July 7 2011. Conversations with Stones was an analogue / digital conversation between the artists, centred around the sonic and visual properties of song stones – acoustically tuned roc ...
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iForm
Published July 9, 2012 - No Comments
Exhibited in Hybrids, MIC, Auckland, NZ Inside Out - Object Gallery, Sydney, AUS Inside Out. Pheonix Square, Leicster, UK. Inside Out is international touring exhibition which focuses on emerging digital design techniques and the growth of sophisticated rapid prototyping tools and metho ...
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Never Been to Huston
Published July 7, 2012 - No Comments
Exhibit Description Imagine a city that you’ve only seen in reproductions or perhaps have merely heard about. A place, like many others, that exists only through rumors, stories, novels, the nightly news, magazines, movies, and the Internet. Using these secondhand clues as fir ...
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Never Been to Terhan
Published July 2, 2012 - No Comments
Imagine a city that you’ve only seen in reproductions or perhaps have merely heard about. A place, like many others, that only exists for you through indirect sources–the nightly news, hearsay, literature, magazines, movies, and the Internet. Using these secondhand clues as fi ...
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Published December 13, 2014 at 2:53 am - No Comments

A project for The Post-Screen Festival, Lisbon Portugal, 2014. Recently while perusing the mail archives of –emprye, I was drawn in by a conversation between Rob Myers and Timothy Morton in which Myers somewhat provocatively declares that he is ‘watching Raiders of the Lost Ark […]

Three actions in 56 bytes.

Published August 14, 2014 at 7:44 am - No Comments

Titled in reference to Allan Kaprow’s Eighteen Happenings in Six Parts this installation operates around a series of actions undertaken as mathematical sets that involve bouncing a ball, drinking glasses of water and pumping up tyres. These actions are not undertaken as performance but rather a method of the installation. The work is part of […]

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