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The pace of modern living is rarely generous with moments to pause. Increasingly, confusion replaces certainty on what constitutes quality of life and being satiated in the everyday. The artists in Watching Clouds Pass the Moon suggest or contemplate alternate methods of filling day hours, imagining a different role for the human action that satisfies non-monetary rewards, in contrast to the human action propelled towards the infinite accumulation model. Contemporary DIY techniques and modern versions of hunting and gathering are mined and explored in artistic ways to form an exchange in tandem with the passive viewer experience.
Rupture 2016
latex-based inkjet-print
aluminium
mirror
installation view
Construction series 2000-2001
Silver Gelatin photographs
Collection of Lake Macquarie City Art Gallery
Rupture 2016
latex-based inkjet-print
aluminium
mirror
installation view
Construction series 2000-2001
silver gelatin photograph
27.5 x 27.5 cm
detail
Re-photographed Construction from Rupture 2016
pigment print on photo rag
27.5 x 27.5 cm
detail
Rupture 2016
latex-based inkjet-print
aluminium
mirror
installation view