Uncanny Intimacy


Autoria(s): Armstrong, Keith M.; Lickfold, Luke; Humphrey, Lucy
Data(s)

28/08/2015

Resumo

Summary: Uncanny Intimacy charts an artists’ journeys towards ecological understanding. Use the mysterious inorganic ‘telescope’, to peer deep within a contemporary 'cabinet of {research} curiosities’, witnessing diverse moments of insight and inspiration animated by the darkly compelling worlds of Australia’s iconic flying foxes. Exhibition Statement: Uncanny Intimacy charts an artists’ journeys towards ecological understanding. Use the mysterious inorganic ‘telescope’ to peer deep within a contemporary 'cabinet of {research} curiosities’, witnessing diverse moments of insight and inspiration, animated by the darkly compelling worlds of Australia’s iconic flying foxes. Uncanny Intimacy calls us to imagine a radical rethinking of ecological ethics. By understanding existence as innately coexistence, we are asked to contemplate how ecologies might be better understood, better conserved and made flourish.

Identificador

http://eprints.qut.edu.au/87381/

Publicador

Australian National Design Centre

Relação

http://embodiedmedia.com/homeartworks/uncannyintimacy

Armstrong, Keith M., Lickfold, Luke, & Humphrey, Lucy (2015) Uncanny Intimacy. [Digital/Creative Work]

AUST NATIONAL DESIGN/n/a

VISIONS OF AUSTRALIA/unknown

Direitos

cc 2.5

Fonte

School of Design; Creative Industries Faculty

Palavras-Chave #120304 Digital and Interaction Design #190203 Electronic Media Art #190504 Performance and Installation Art #anzsrc Australian and New Zealand Standard Research Class #art and science #ecosophy #Sustainability #Flying foxes #art and ecology
Tipo

Creative Work