Maritime_Trace_Exposure
cross-currents
Artist
Wayne Barrar (NZ),
Kerry Hines (NZ),
Mizuho Nishioka (NZ/JP),
Tane Moleta (NZ)
Cyber Gallery – Maritime_Trace_Exposure
Explore the Mozilla Hub here:
Mizuho Nishioka, Cadastral II_830, Wellington 2021, Streaming data, deep seawater, physical computing, physical sample, photography.
“Maritime_Trace_Exposure/ cross-currents” is a collaborative project by the research group “An Architecture of the Sea”, whose work engages with the visualization of the marine environment in differing spatial settings. Utilizing photography, poetry and virtual space, the group’s physical and virtual exhibitions present work from the artists’ experience and observation of phenomena in relation to systematic maritime surveying, sampling, and resource exploitation – exploring the difference between ‘everyday’ maritime space and the versions we create through simulation, imagining and technologies. “Marine_Trace_Exposure/ cross-currents” includes recent work based around various ideas of ‘sampling’ from maritime sites in New Zealand.
Mizuho Nishioka, Cadastral II_056, Wellington 2020, Streaming data, deep seawater, physical computing, physical sample, photography.
Wayne Barrar, Deep drop #1 (copper trace at 150 metres) at Nicholson Canyon off Turakirae, Wellington 2021 Cyanotype photograph from digital photomicrograph and negative.
Wayne Barrar, Deep drop #2 (copper trace at 150 metres) at Nicholson Canyon off Turakirae, Wellington 2021 Cyanotype photograph from digital photomicrograph and negative.
Artist Biography:
Wayne Barrar, Associate Professor, Whiti o Rehua School of Art, Massey University;
Kerry Hines, poet, writer and independent researcher;
Mizuho Nishioka, Lecturer in Photography, School of Design Innovation, Victoria University of Wellington;
Tane Moleta, Senior Lecturer in Interdisciplinary Digital Design, Wellington School of Architecture, Victoria University of Wellington.
Project Credits
Victoria University of Wellington Faculty of Architecture and Design Innovation & Massey University College of Creative Arts.