Broken Stillness comprises subtle, beautiful and hypnotic work which uses digital practices to ex... more Broken Stillness comprises subtle, beautiful and hypnotic work which uses digital practices to examine the border where well-established forms of image-making, especially painting and photography, meet the possibilities offered by new technologies. Through animation, motion capture, modelling software and other processes the artists generate unexpected interpretations of the landscape tradition. Slowly moving and shifting, their works reveal the constructed nature of images, highlighting our expectations about both static pictures and the hyper-speed of the digital environment. The exhibited works display the materiality of the digital or photographic image while challenging images that are frequently regarded as 'true' representations.
"Sustainability as Cultural Practice: Verbal and Visual Art, History and the Environmental Humani... more "Sustainability as Cultural Practice: Verbal and Visual Art, History and the Environmental Humanities" is a series of four roundtable events, organised by the UCL Cities Partnerships Programme, in collaboration with the British School at Rome (BSR) and the British Embassy in Italy.
The series is part of the All4Climate – Italy 2021 Pre-COP26 Programme, a programme of events promoting 2021 as a landmark year for climate ambition, launched by the Italian Ministry for the Ecological Transition.
The roundtables bring together scholars from UCL Anthropocene, SELCS, Slade School of Fine Art, Institute of Global Health and Faculty of Arts and Humanities, as well as from UCL's partners including New York University, Princeton University, Oxford University, Kings College London and University of Nottingham, among others.
Broken Stillness comprises subtle, beautiful and hypnotic work which uses digital practices to ex... more Broken Stillness comprises subtle, beautiful and hypnotic work which uses digital practices to examine the border where well-established forms of image-making, especially painting and photography, meet the possibilities offered by new technologies. Through animation, motion capture, modelling software and other processes the artists generate unexpected interpretations of the landscape tradition. Slowly moving and shifting, their works reveal the constructed nature of images, highlighting our expectations about both static pictures and the hyper-speed of the digital environment. The exhibited works display the materiality of the digital or photographic image while challenging images that are frequently regarded as 'true' representations.
"Sustainability as Cultural Practice: Verbal and Visual Art, History and the Environmental Humani... more "Sustainability as Cultural Practice: Verbal and Visual Art, History and the Environmental Humanities" is a series of four roundtable events, organised by the UCL Cities Partnerships Programme, in collaboration with the British School at Rome (BSR) and the British Embassy in Italy.
The series is part of the All4Climate – Italy 2021 Pre-COP26 Programme, a programme of events promoting 2021 as a landmark year for climate ambition, launched by the Italian Ministry for the Ecological Transition.
The roundtables bring together scholars from UCL Anthropocene, SELCS, Slade School of Fine Art, Institute of Global Health and Faculty of Arts and Humanities, as well as from UCL's partners including New York University, Princeton University, Oxford University, Kings College London and University of Nottingham, among others.
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The series is part of the All4Climate – Italy 2021 Pre-COP26 Programme, a programme of events promoting 2021 as a landmark year for climate ambition, launched by the Italian Ministry for the Ecological Transition.
The roundtables bring together scholars from UCL Anthropocene, SELCS, Slade School of Fine Art, Institute of Global Health and Faculty of Arts and Humanities, as well as from UCL's partners including New York University, Princeton University, Oxford University, Kings College London and University of Nottingham, among others.
The series is part of the All4Climate – Italy 2021 Pre-COP26 Programme, a programme of events promoting 2021 as a landmark year for climate ambition, launched by the Italian Ministry for the Ecological Transition.
The roundtables bring together scholars from UCL Anthropocene, SELCS, Slade School of Fine Art, Institute of Global Health and Faculty of Arts and Humanities, as well as from UCL's partners including New York University, Princeton University, Oxford University, Kings College London and University of Nottingham, among others.