Lambda print 127cm x 101.6cm
Lambda print 127cm x 101.6cm
The series 'Pataphysical Investigations explores the laws of chance through the effect of gravity on paint.
Lambda print 127cm x 101.6cm
Lambda print 127cm x 101.6cm
Lambda print 127cm x 101.6cm
Lambda print 127cm x 101.6cm
Lambda print 127cm x 101.6cm
Lambda print 127 x 101.6cm
Installation view 2007
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For some time I have photographed everyday anomalies, such as wrapped objects and the markings on the side of the road: noughts and crosses spray-painted on the pavement and roads for council workers to mend. I used photos of these entropic markings in the video 'Noughts and Crosses' to show how these markings have the potential to be transformed into a game of noughts and crosses played out across the city.
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Filmed on the night of a full moon at a particular location on Sydney Harbour where the wharf shelters the water from the surrounding light so it looks jet black. The moonlight on the water looks like Chinese calligraphy.
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Filmed on the night of a full moon at a particular location on Sydney Harbour where the wharf shelters the water from the surrounding light so it looks jet black. The moonlight on the water looks like a masked bandit.
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Every year thousands of bogong moths migrate from Queensland to the Snowy Mountains. Many veer off track dazzled by the lights of the big cities. Hovering over the Anzac Bridge, they attract the seagulls who circle and feast on the moths.
Star signs of famous artists (Video stills)
I found this washed up on the beach. I still haven’t worked out what it is but it was once living.
Ferry pylon
Ferry pylon
View from level 5 of the MCA Sydney
Acrylic on masonite 6.5m x 2.5m
This artwork references an example of the comic seriousness of contemporary science. The astrophysicists Karl Glazebrook and Ivan Baldry surveyed the light emitted by more than 200,000 galaxies, using the 2dF Galaxy Redshift Survey. They deduced the colour of the present universe that an observer would see if they viewed it from the outside is 'cosmic latte'. Imagining taking the viewpoint of God, looking in from the outside, the universe would appear a drab beige colour. The artful universe is currently in a 'Beige Period'. The early universe was in a 'Blue Period' and in the future the universe will be in its 'Red Period'. These deductions are from Glazebrook and Baldry's predictions as a result of thermodynamics.
Acrylic on masonite 6.5m x 2.5m
Acrylic on plywood 90cm diameter
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