Showing posts with label installation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label installation. Show all posts

Tuesday, 15 December 2015

Headlands: Wireless Psychics Images

More Photos from the Headlands Exhibition at The Walls, Miami.. with the amazing Libby Harwood and Alex Cuffe. Photos by Alan Warren

Chee my favourite chef

 Lola, Libby's daughter with wirelesspsychics
 another viewer
 wirelesspsychics by itself
 the whole group show!!


Saturday, 28 November 2015

Last Week of HEADLAND exhibition

If you are near the Gold Coast, Please see HEADLAND a group exhibition responding to Burleigh Headland with Libby Harward, Alex Cuffe and myself.

14 November - 28 November http://thewalls.com.au/head-land.html

WIRELESSPSYCHICS EXPERIMENT #8 - Psychic Affinities for House Plants on 2400MHz and 4-150Hz 1mx3mx0.5m Participatory Installation with 1m high Philodendron Bipinnatifidum from Burleigh; 2 x Necomimi Brwainwave cat ears Headset; Basalt.

Photo courtesy of The Walls, by Alan Warren


Monday, 4 June 2012

Unicorns and Slow Revolution (I am Wild Free and Beautiful Pt2)


“Unicorns and Slow Revolution (I am Wild, Free and Beautiful Part 2)” (7/06/2012-10/06/2012) Video Installation 5mx2mx1.5m (Recycled cardboard, plastic bags, dog hair, rice, mirror, tree bark, 15 min subtitled AV projection, instructions, crayons) Psycho Subtropics 2: Available States at Serial Space, Sydney
Connecting the collective imagination of unicorns to transitions. Blindfolded collaborative drawing confuses the intelligible and unintelligible, it confuses the cis-norm. Intimate interviews are projected within a psychic ritual space – an alchemy for unicorns to emerge. It is the artist’s hope by connecting to the collective unconscious/fantasy/imagination a slow revolution will occur towards natural unintelligible disorder, existence in a simultaneous epoch of all ‘available states.’




Monday, 9 April 2012

Static Ice Melt at 'Cage in Us'

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Nicola Morton Static Ice Melt 12/04/2012 Performance 1hr10min; Video 15min; Installation 2.2mx2.2mx0.5m ice, recycled wood, newspaper, diary entries, polyeurethane film; Photographic Installation/Costume 2mx1.5m 32 modified 4x6prints on recycled plastic; for “The Cage In Us” Judith Wright Center of Contemporary Art, Brisbane.


The performance/installation happens simultaneously with Cage’s Theater Pieces (1960) as part of the “Cage In Us” festival celebrating John Cage’s 100th birthday. The performance experiments with ideas of psychological static and melting vs stasis and shedding at the autumn equinox.
The performance is an audio-visual experiment and durational. Nicola lies on a bed of ice for 1hr and 10 minutes. Sounds from VLF receivers and static are produced, accompanied by a projection of a performance for video of an autumn equinox ritual, Nicola screaming at the edges of a gigantic waterfall. The bed of ice is installed surrounded and littered by photographs, newspapers and diary entries spanning the last year and a half. Nicola wears a camoflauge hooded costume made out of transparent cellophane and photos. The photos reflect stasis, and consist mostly of lone psychedelic experiences with strangers and the built environment.
The audience response was also an experiment (and on reflection, frustratingly ironic). Mostly the viewers sit down and read the diary entries to the freezing Nicola, a weird time warp happens as they read her own diary entries to her, trying to keep her mind engaged while she slowly becomes frozen from the ice. An unexpected sense of community was experienced.
Psychedelic and shamanic forces vacillate between static (permanent) and (stasis) temporary. Sharing a shedding ritual is problematic. In an attempt to psychologically free herself from her diary entries and photographic memories of stasis nothing is actually shed at all. The community rescues the entries and upholds the static till her death. Media triumphs forever as static. Shedding is truly temporary. Ice melts.












Monday, 27 July 2009

Bio Arte International



"Everyone has a best friend during each stage of life – only a precious few have the same one."

I would like to put this on in a gallery where lots of dog owners go.. does anyone have any ideas??

Quick Description: An demonstration from Bio Arte International, a (fake) new life science company. The demonstration will be advertised, 2 Scientists from Bio Arte will be cloning a dog in the gallery room. (too much text to explain how, write me to find out how)

Keywords and Themes for Bio Arte International: Futurism in the 21stC, Humour in Art, Science, Dogs, Cloning