Intermedia Syneasthesia

| Mar 29, 2010 | 0 comments

5.15–8pm Wednesday 31 March 2010
Where: The Edge Auditorium
Who: Youth Arts Queensand, artist Rose Staff
Cost: Free

Come to an evening of stunning experimental digital video, photo animation, motion graphic and sound art designed to explore the peripherals of sensory perception. The night will feature a new body of work by Rose Staff titled Intermedia Syneasthesia, and will be accompanied by a sound art performances from Efek and inSillico.

Rose Staff  is a new media visual artist, VJ and graphic designer. Her practice explores the realms of time based digital art, video projection installations and print media. For the past eight years she has been involved in a range of exhibitions and events, developing a strong interest in artistic collaboration.

In 2009, Rose completed Young Artist Mentor Program (YAMP) and was mentored by internationally renowned new media visual artist, director and founder of IDAprojects (International Digital Arts Projects) Stephen Danzig. It was during this time that Intermedia Syneasthesia was created.

The night will be held in conjunction with the official opening of the YAQ Industry Development Program 2010.

Just imagine a beautiful piece of art right here

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