C O – E V O L U T I O N
T H E O R Y & P R A C T I C E
I am an east coast Canadian currently on sabbatical in the United Kingdom completing my MFA at Cardiff School of Art and Design in Wales.
My current practice-led research involves distance collaboration in the form of online image exchange. I am interested in the role transparency – in the form of exposed materials and methods – plays in engagement for both artist practitioners and viewers of completed works.
Here online image dialogues form a catalyst for thought – a mechanism whereby comparisons can be drawn between experiences in virtual and real-world landscapes and the images (digital and analogue) which are traditionally associated with each sphere.
My project explores the interplay between the virtual and the material, but because the image exchanges involve revising my personal digital image archives and a former work involving them created in 2007, memory and our perception of time are clearly implicated.
‘How do memory and our perception of time function given the pervasiveness of online experience in the everyday?
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