Trans-Siberian Arts Centre
Feature Five
Week Five
I Just Like It Here
Todd Anderson-Kunert (AUS)
Based in Melbourne, Anderson-Kunert employs photography and sound as he explores
the dynamics of human interaction, states of mind and how this manifests psychologically
within intimate relationships.
Wendy Tuxill (UK)
Tuxill's practice stems from her fluid investigation into the material possibilities of porcelain
through process led sculptural drawings. With expressive, ordered and chaotic linear qualities,
Untitled (Fruit)
Gemma Pardo (ESP)
Pardo uses video and photography to explore locations where human intervention and natural
cycles coincide, transforming and revealing their intricacies over time. Based in London, Pardo's
captivating work has been emerging internationally following her selection for the
Captive, Impossible
Adam Kite (UK)
Drawing on elements of euclidean space and geometry, Kite's work investigates the ways that sight
as a projected phenomenon can influence the viewers perception. Using projection and photography,
Kite's works create an illusive blur between perceived space and tactile object, encouraging
the viewer to construct the spaces they encounter.
as a projected phenomenon can influence the viewers perception. Using projection and photography,
Kite's works create an illusive blur between perceived space and tactile object, encouraging
the viewer to construct the spaces they encounter.
Innocence
Isabel Infantes (ESP)
Based in London with a professional background in photography, Infantes searches everyday
scenes for the figures and moments that go undetected in chaotic urban environments.
scenes for the figures and moments that go undetected in chaotic urban environments.
