Posts Tagged ‘Hardware Gallery’
‘Step Forward’ submitted to the Wangaratta Contemporary Textile Award 2013
Posted: March 16, 2013 in ExhibitionTags: art, contemporary, Hardware Gallery, inspiration, Tapestry Girl
3 Tapestries in this years Google Exhibition, “Distorted Reproduction”
Posted: August 27, 2012 in Creating, Exhibition, Hardware Gallery, My Favorite Pieces 2012Tags: art, exhibition, Hardware Gallery, street art, Tapestry Girl, tapestryGirl, Textile Art, urban
The Song in my Head has too many Notes
Posted: December 12, 2011 in Creating, Exhibition, Hardware GalleryTags: Hardware Gallery, Tapestry Girl
“Urban Blend” – Opening November 8th
Posted: October 20, 2011 in Creating, Exhibition, Hardware Gallery, My Favorite Pieces 2012Tags: exhibition, Hardware Gallery, Tapestry Girl
Urban Blend Invitation # 2
Posted: October 18, 2011 in Creating, Exhibition, Hardware Gallery, My Favorite Pieces 2012Tags: exhibition, Hardware Gallery, Tapestry Girl
Urban Blend Exhibition
Posted: October 13, 2011 in ExhibitionTags: exhibition, Hardware Gallery, tapestry, tapestryGirl, urban, Urban Blend
2011 Google Exhibition @ Hardware Gallery – Theme – Uncanny Valley
Posted: September 3, 2011 in ExhibitionTags: exhibition, Hardware Gallery, Tapestry Girl
http://hardwaregallery.com.au/EXHIBITIONS/37_Uncanny_Valley/37_Uncanny_Valley.html
Uncanny Valley is a phrase that I hadn’t heard before the Google exhibition. Once I chose my website, https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Uncanny_valley I really got an understanding of how people get the “creeps” when something is not quite human but posing to be. I wondered what set the limits for our comfort zone and I endeavoured to explore the why behind the feelings of Uncanny Valley. I created a pair of artworks using tapestry to emulate dot matrix and collaged printed fabric images to develop the environments that have shaped them. One has been created in a factory with cogs and machine parts, surrounded fences to keep people out, the other has been shaped by the media and her world is blogging and the internet. When something is in its own environment everything is relevant, when it’s taken out of its comfort zone, we get Uncanny Valley.