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Small Beasts
Watch video (Flash)
Click to enlarge May 2007 Small Beasts uses sculpture, photography, stop motion animation and video to tell the story of Max and Oliver, two small beasts alone in the world.
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Sharper Than A Serpent's Tooth Prints
Click to enlarge October 2005 Sharper Than A Serpent’s Tooth explores the difficult world of childhood. It shows a doll-child as both witness and instigator of violence, and combines a cuteness and vulnerability with a use of scale that produces a child as monster.
Billboard Version
Click to enlarge October 2005, Republic Tower, Melbourne. Commissioned by ACCA and the Visible Art Foundation as part of the 2005 Melbourne International Arts Festival.
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What Big Eyes You Have
Quicktime: 3.5 Mb August 2004 Are you afraid of the dark? What Big Eyes You Have uses small machines that produce strange shadows to recreate the unknowns that lurk in dark places. Pine table and stool, plywood box with peephole and handle with miniature scene and moving shadows inside. + + + + + + + + + + + + + top
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Interactive Quicktime: 6.3
Mb September 2003 In the future, children don’t make friends, they give birth to them. So, what happens when a child’s fantasy of a living, breathing doll becomes a reality? Meet Charlotte, an 8 year old girl. With a squeeze of her teddy bear, she gives birth to a playmate. Expecting blends the real, the virtual and the not too
distant future to examine the very contemporary notions of isolation and
detachment. In an environment that appears nurturing, yet is ultimately
controlling and lonely, a child’s body combines with a teddy bear
to become a baby-making appliance. Your interaction with Charlotte does
not serve to liberate her. Despite your best intentions, you can only
perpetuate her disengagement with the social world. + + + + + + + + + + + + + top
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Play With Me
May 2002 Enter a child’s play house and sit down. A small girl appears. Engage with her at your own risk. + + + + + + + + + + + + + top
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Small Horrors
Camilla Hannan and Van Sowerwine Video, sound and sculpture take participants into a
space of horror, domesticity and miniaturisation. Small Horrors was also exhibited in Nouveau Noir, at 200 Gertrude Street, 10 May - 2 June 2002 as part of the 2002 Next Wave Festival + + + + + + + + + + + + + top
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Swimming in Foreign Places + + + + + + + + + + + + + top
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Girlplay: Brought
to you by Microslut - Highly Commended, Visual Arts
Category, 1999 Melbourne Fringe
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Interactive installation at Plummet More information in interactives
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