Add Your Walk
1: Go for a walk 2: Call tel: +61 3 90084229 3: Describe your walk (2-3 minutes) 4: It’s shared online (I transcribe into text) Continue reading Add Your Walk
Sticky Post
Share Your Walk
I have a new phone number for Australian callers so you can leave a voicemail describing your surroundings as you walk. This call for walk submissions is following on from the project Lockdown Walks.For international walkers who wish to contribute, find instructions here >> Walking in Australia:1: Go for a walk2: Call tel: +61 3 900842293: Describe your walk (leave a message of 2-3 minutes)4: … Continue reading Share Your Walk
Your Lockdown Walks
I have extended this call out to current Lockdowns. I started a call out asking people to share their daily lockdown walks for an art project when Melbourne went into their fourth lockdown. I have shared them here >> and on twitter. If you are in Australia >> If you are elsewhere >> Share your walk if in Australia: 1: go for a walk2: call … Continue reading Your Lockdown Walks
Lockdown Walk I
Would you like to share your daily lockdown walk? I am collecting walks until end of June. I am looking for contributors for an artwork based on hundreds of ‘described walks’.
Describe your walk and send in your audio recording to be a part of “Here nor There”. Continue reading Lockdown Walk I
in Blato
In May 2018, we did some walks and collected some images, audio and video of Walk(in) Past experiences. Storytellers from Australia included Peter, Matko, Neno and Tom. Continue reading “in Blato”
in Brighton
Walk(in) Past is a walk and talk between two people from opposite ends of the globe. A participatory experience on the street between a walker and a storyteller. Continue reading in Brighton
Springfield & Moonah Rediscovered
an/other time was a walk that used an app, a mobile device and a map to discover the place and people of greater Moonah. Watch a sneak peek of some images in the app below. Discover more on the streets of Moonah via the app and contact me for further information.
Support
Thank you to the organisations and funding bodies who supported this “Rediscovering Springfield” and “an/other time” community projects. Continue reading Support
“an/other time” in Moonah
A location specific walk created for the streets of Moonah in Hobart Tasmania with partners Moonah Arts Centre. Continue reading “an/other time” in Moonah
about Rediscovering Springfield
“Rediscovering Springfield” will be an art-type walk that is a site-specific exhibition using mobile devices and printed items to unearth content by walking along Main Road Moonah. Continue reading about Rediscovering Springfield
Un/changing City Walk
A long time coming, but even so I thought I should put up some images and a short video of a public presentation of the results of the residency at amberPlatform. The above is an image of the installation from behind. The work was a curved cloth wall/screen. The screen was backlit and images projected from behind. People entered from the left side and entered … Continue reading Un/changing City Walk
Stop-motion Animation Workshop
On the weekend I gave a workshop that was a short introduction to stop-motion animation simply using digital cameras or mobile phone cameras plus a basic introduction to Quicktime Pro and Adobe Flash. These applications were used to collate the images taken by the cameras to output the final animation. Continue reading “Stop-motion Animation Workshop”
a walk – An endurance performance…
Istiklal Caddesi is the busiest street in Istanbul. I decided to brave the 10s of 1000s, if not over 100s of 1000s of people that are walking on Istiklal Caddesi. People say that a million people walk on this street daily – I’m not sure about the numbers, but it sure does feel like it! Continue reading a walk – An endurance performance…
Animations
I created animated GIFs exploring textures of GIF compression. Continue reading Animations
Putting it together
Setting up and testing the circular space as the screen-space for the final work Continue reading Putting it together
Material investigations
After visualising the size, it was time to investigate how to make it. We decided to look at how tents are made and investigate their materials. My prerequisites: Has to be easily assembled & disassembled Can not be a permanent structure Lightweight Screen must be semi-opaque to allow for back-projection Cost-effective I went to IMC with photographer Deniz Yilmazlar who kindly helped me to investigate … Continue reading Material investigations
Visualising the circular space & size
The size of the installation I have in mind is 5 metres in diameter and decided to map out exactly how big it might be in the studio space at amberPlatform. We concluded that it would need to have an entry point hence making it a swirl in the end. Newspaper and chalk were used to map it out. The outer edges of the newspaper … Continue reading Visualising the circular space & size
Curves and distortions
One of my favourite places to eat, in Odun Meydani Sokak. It had vines growing for shelter as if in a village – here you could eat, drink cay and relax. It was an oasis from the business of Istanbul streets. Continue reading Curves and distortions
Capturing light
This header image is a reflection of the amberPlatform studio but on the entry door. This image reminds me of the Pepper’s Ghost effect I saw at the Magic Lantern Society’s convention. When you take something out of context the interpretation or meaning is altered. Without all the facts one might think it’s the actual studio. Continue reading Capturing light
In search of Domes…
I have been obsessed with circles for a long time and in fact one work of mine, Ringe Raja, was a geodesic dome. While here as artist-in-residence at amberPlatform Istanbul, it is my intention to extend this particular work through explorations of circular spaces. During my first week in Istanbul I was looking for an alternative to the geodesic dome and investigated alternative dome options. … Continue reading In search of Domes…
OneSixty Characters
The work began with a call-out for people to SMS me a nursery rhyme that accompanies a childhood game. Continue reading OneSixty Characters
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