The Tasmanian Government Art Site Scheme – Alleuere – Video

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The Tasmanian Government Art Site Scheme - Alleuere
Timelapse photography by Doug Thost and Luuk Veltkamp Alluere, created by artists Aden Narkowicz and Elizabeth Barnett, was proudly commissioned by The Department of Treasury and Finance through the Tasmanian Government Art Site Scheme. The newly developed Princes Wharf Forecourt has been transformed from an enclosed space into an open, public thoroughfare. The catenary lighting structure, designed by Circa Architects, is a prominent feature of this repurposed space and as darkness falls, Alluere awakens, enlivening the space with a kinetic display of light. Alluere, created by artists Aden Narkowicz and Elizabeth Barnett, was proudly commissioned by The Department of Treasury and Finance through the Tasmanian Government Art Site Scheme. Alluere meaning #39;to wash against #39; forms the premise of this kinetic light-work. Alluere mimics its surroundings, taking on characteristics of its environs and other life forms, adapting its behaviour to that around it. Keenly observing, it engages passers-by in a dialogue of movement, light and sound. What results is a conversation between the viewer and the sculpture as each is influenced by the others actions. These interactions help form an ongoing non-linear narrative. The work seeks to embody its immediate and surrounding environment while encouraging the public to engage in a dialogue with the site #39;s future. The work is enacted by custom software that uses algorithms in conjunction with video, sound and still images. Sourced imagery ...From:artsatworkViews:3 0ratingsTime:02:35More inEntertainment

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