FutureLab Residency
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Ars Electronica is the world's most important festival for art, technology and society. With a nearly 40 year history it has transformed the city of Linz into an international cultural capital.
Since 2003 we have collaborated with Ars Electronica to produce and stage major media arts exhibitions. The Australian FutureLab Residency was established in 2008 by Annie Ivanova as a five-year partnership funded by the Australian Council for the Arts. |
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DANIEL CROOKS |
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Daniel Crooks is recognised for his 'time-slice' works. In his videos he uses techniques of angle variation, light diffusion and chromatic patterning. The artworks reveal time's unseen rhythms and patterns.
He is drawn to opposed subjects, like high-speed trains and solitary drifters. These intense contrasts amplify the feeling of human presence in everyday social life. In 2014 he took part in the program to research “Real Imaginary Objects”. |
'Real Imaginary Objects' is part of the 2014 Ars Electronica festival. The project was developed in collaboration with the FutureLab. The Australian Artist-in-Residence program was initiated and produced by Ivanova in partnership with the Australia Council for the Arts.
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