New work in progress - 54 second excerpt from the single channel video Something blue.
Currently not available for public viewing.
Currently not available for public viewing.
Something blue
Video installation: single channel split screen video with cyanotype nest
Something blue draws parallels between the mating rituals of the Satin Bowerbird, and humans, who have adapted to online dating and use images of themselves on dating sites or social media to meet people and attract a mate.
What if, like the bowerbird, we use our possessions to attract a mate, instead of our face. Using images on dating apps of only our belongings, food, technology, everyday items, souvenirs we’ve collected, or sentimental items. What do our belongings say about us? What object would you choose if you could only use one to represent you?
Images of objects suggested anonymously by the public will be used in the video installation to create fictional conversations.
Exhibition
7 September – 17 November 2024 in the Bomb Shelter
The Condensery, Somerset Regional Gallery, Toogoolawah QLD