ππ΅πΎπΌπ±π²π·π° ππ±πͺπ·π½πΈπΆ is an exploration of colour, optics, and moving collage that uses the mechanisms of OBS software and a variety of analogue tools to create optically illusory images in a live setting. Its visual language references mimicry in nature, divination, and psychedelia.
This work is partially inspired by my mom and dad who, like me, have a deep appreciation for unusual objects and materials. My mom is a skilled seamstress, crocheter, and devout recycler, reducer, and re-user. And my dad is a farm kid who knows how to do and make everything and anything. Growing up we had all sorts of methodically organized bits and bobs to make crafty projects with.
ππ΅πΎπΌπ±π²π·π° ππ±πͺπ·π½πΈπΆ is an extension of this early childhood practice.
ππ΅πΎπΌπ±π²π·π° ππ±πͺπ·π½πΈπΆ was built using objects that were loaned and gifted to me by: Gerry Morita, Chris Bateman, my sister Jesse Tempest, and my mom and dad, Deb Tempest and Hal Annett. This project exists as a magical confluence of material and emotional support from these people and many others that I love.
ππ΅πΎπΌπ±π²π·π° ππ±πͺπ·π½πΈπΆ was presented as part of Desktop Ecologies, an online performance initiative organized by Kait Ramsden to produce a night of desktop performances that encourage cross-disciplinary experimentation and risk-taking. β€














