public spaces.
We also work with designers and architects on new projects which combine media with
built environments.
Australian Museum, Jun 08
Dangerous Australians is a 6m long interactive projection that features some of Australia’s most dangerous animals. Created using custom software running on Mac OS X and featuring 3D CGI creatures, the table’s inhabitants respond to prying visitors in a scarily life-like way.
Koorie Heritage Trust, Melbourne, Nov 09
Three Wurundjeri, Bangerang and Gunditjmara Creation Stories are displayed on this circular touchtable.
Australian Centre for the Moving Image, Melbourne, Oct 09
Visitors navigate a network of relationships to uncover the development of moving image technologies such as the Zoetrope, the film projector, and the Sony Playstation.
Angel Place, Sydney, Sept 09
An art installation comprising 116 bird cages plays a soundscape of birdsong. The calls are from bird species that used to live in the city before the arrival of Europeans.
Australian Centre for the Moving Image, Melbourne, Oct 09
On a circular touchtable visitors can select short clips of Australian films and see the locations where they were shot.
Australian Museum, Jun 09
In this four-player game visitors have the planet’s future in their hands. Choose a country and make policy decisions that keep voters happy, the economy running, and that reduce your country’s greenhouse gas output.
Australian Museum, Sydney, Mar 08
This 11 metre by 4 metre projection is a 3D CGI re-enactment of a dinosaur stampede frozen in time in fossilized footprints at Winton, Queensland.
Australian Museum, Jun 08
Deep Sea allows visitors to explore the darkest deep and see the creatures that survive more than 4000 metres below the surface. You can select a zone of the deep sea and view video and still images of the creatures found there. Nice if you like that sort of thing.
Australian Museum, Sydney, Jun 08
This is a large, three-screen atmospheric video program that captures a snapshot of life in and on a single scribbly gum in an average Sydney backyard. We shot sequences of the tree over the course of a year. The program shows the passing of time from the emergence of the cicadas, through blossom time and shedding of bark.
National Archives of Australia, Feb 07
We produced two video programs and five touchscreens for this exhibition that showcase the Archives’ extraordinary collection of paper, film and photographic records, and other collection items.
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