This is a piece that I wrote around nine months ago. My accomplishments up to this point have surpassed my expectations in such a small frame of time. This journey may have taken longer than I thought, but I have …
Where I called home
Recently, I’ve just moved out of the house that I have lived in for 20 years. Not to move out on my own just yet, but to my grandparents for a few months while our family home is being demolished …
Geoslaves
Artist Statement ‘Geoslaves’ (2018) is a subversion of the contemporary use of screen mediums to elicit a manifesting paranoia correlating to surveillance culture ideologies. Using multiple screens, inspired by Gary Hill’s In as Much as it is Always Already Taking Place (1990) …
One of us is lying ~ Review
It’s a reminder that everyone in high school has secrets, everyone fucks up once in a while along with feeling like four truly real coming of age stories all compiled into one small package that I thoroughly enjoyed. I’ve been …
To Track, Or Not To Track
The area of study I chose to explore encompassed an aspect of cyber surveillance, geoslavery and tracking devices which has not yet been fully unraveled by society. Throughout this project I have been able to draw conclusions using my own …
Live Tweeting Future Cultures (BCM325)
For the past eight weeks, I have been live tweeting along with my Future Cultures class at UOW enjoying content which related to everything technology, cyberspace and robot. The interactions and conversations that were sparked from these tweets and viewings …
The Ethics of Tracking your Family ~ Privacy, Surveillance and Geoslavery
Tracking children has become an extremely contentious topic. Norms are being broken and boarders between space and time consequently blurred. It is within our nature to be curious about the actions of others, but when does it become an unethical …
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Love, Simon ~ Review
I read Love, Simon three months ago, saw the movie three weeks ago and saw the movie for the second time thirteen hours ago. This film is so unrealistically beautiful that I truly can’t help to love it. This book …
Ubiquitous Rage
Creating A Ubiquitous Rage was difficult, challenging and truly tested my contemplation relating to rhythm, not only without sound, but when working with 16mm film manipulation. Ubiquitous Rage attempts to explore violence, war and suffering through the use of juxtaposing worlds, times …
