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Upcoming Exhibition at beta_space
The Powerhouse Museum, Sydney
DRIFTING
Curator: Deborah Turnbull
December 2008 - February 2009 |
Panel Member for "A Year in Dorkbot" at Electrofringe Festival
3 October, 2008 |
Directed and Produced "BioSonics" documentary film for artist, Dr Nigel Helyer
Screening at Western Plains Cultural Centre, Dubbo, Regional NSW
16 August - 28 September, 2008 |
Production Assistant for Pierre Huyghe's 24 hr installation of "A Forest of Lines"at The Sydney Opera House
A feature of The Biennale of Sydney, 2008. Curated by Caroline Christov-Bakargiev.
9 July 2008, 24 hr installation
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Artists Talk at The Powerhouse Museum with both virtual and live music 'jams'
7 July 2007, Saturday, 1130am - 130pm |
beta_space exhibiting artist at AMP Innovation and Thought Leadership Festival
29 June, 2007
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Exhibition at beta_space in conjunction with Creativity and Cognition Studios
The Powerhouse Museum, Sydney
THE MUSICIANS
Curator: Deborah Turnbull
June-August 2007
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Exhibition at First Draft Gallery
THE GAZE
116-118 Chalmers St Surry Hills
Opening Wednesday, March 14 2007 6-9 pm
Exhibition March 15-April 5 |
Studio Residency at First Draft Gallery Sydney, Australia
January-March 2007
An enhancement of the Interactive Film Project. |
Demonstration of Interactive Film Project at ViSLAB
The University of Sydney, Australia. October 23, 2006
This project applied a film and software based interface to the tracking system orginally developed with the IT department of the University of Sydney.
Software developer, Ardrian Hardjono.
Camera operator and editing, Tudor Bucea.
(The Visualization and High-Performing Computing Laboratory) |
Client for SOFT3300 Software Development Project
July-October 2006
Specifications: To develop an object detection and tracking system using various computer vision techniques. The installation required a computer system to detect an object (human) and to track it in a room. The space itself was partitioned by an invisible X-Y-Z grid in order to determine the viewer's positions and specific characteristics. Using this three dimensional view and image processing software, we were enabled to follow a selected individual as he/she moved throughout the room. The focus of this project was the development of a computer vision system to detect and track an object.
Students involved: Laura Ingram, Will Cannings, Kim Upton, Sam Thorogood, Kurt Gubi
Special Thanks to Dr Masahiro Takatsuka and Dr Judy Kay |
