Supernova 2020; public art and online meet
Last year, I saw the sun setting on the Rockies as I visited Denver for the festival. This year, we are all closer to home… Read More »Supernova 2020; public art and online meet
Tizzy Canucci
The Colouring of Snow
This year does seem to mark a change in emphasis in my work. I’ve now completed fifteen machinima since May of last year. None are… Read More »The Colouring of Snow
Furillen: ‘The Constant Falling’
At the end of the last week, an idea came together for another machinima, this time located in Furillen in Second Life. A bleak, open… Read More »Furillen: ‘The Constant Falling’
The Spinner of Webs
The Spinner of Webs: The Screen and the Canvas is my latest moving image work, now on Vimeo. This is the third upload this month,… Read More »The Spinner of Webs
Repeat & Reflect
Ebony Glendevon, the curator at The Zeigler at Somerton has been trying to get an exhibition out of me for a while. But with being… Read More »Repeat & Reflect
What Second Life Means to Me
This is my contribution to the ‘What Second Life Means to Me’ video project being run for the virtual world’s 12th birthday celebrations. I was… Read More »What Second Life Means to Me
The photographer subculture inside Fallout, GTA and Left 4 Dead
The rise of in-game photography has left people asking: when is a screenshot a photograph and is it ever art? Source: The photographer subculture inside… Read More »The photographer subculture inside Fallout, GTA and Left 4 Dead
The Ordinariness of being Online
The Rituals of Relationships, and the Ordinariness of being Online In this post, I’m looking at a couple of quotes that made me think about… Read More »The Ordinariness of being Online
Dens and Doors
Book of the Week a couple of weeks ago on Radio 4 was from Landmarks by Robert Macfarlane, and Friday’s edition drew from the chapter… Read More »Dens and Doors
A Tale of Two Openings
This post has an addendum responding to comments by Bryn Oh on her blog made during June. In response I staged an art intervention on… Read More »A Tale of Two Openings