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WILDERNESS LAB: RECORDING SOUNDSCAPES IN THE BUNKERS
Matt Gingold and I had done much exploring of spaces at Point Nepean and ruminating about sound. It was the second last day of the residency and the talk was finally over. We were chomping at the bit to get into our favourite acoustic bunker and make our imagined freeform racket. With percussion tools aplenty, microphones, walkie [...]
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WILDERNESS LAB: SITE-SPECIFIC STOCKHOLM SYNDROME
What happens when you fall in love with your captor? Working site-specifically a paradoxical psychological relationship develops where you really want to leave, you start longing for weird things usually available to you like the movies and KFC hot chips but at the same time the thought of leaving is horrible, everything seems far away [...]
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WILDERNESS LAB: REDUCING THE CARBON CRY OF ATELIER EDENS
How do we have to adapt ourselves if we are gong to work in remote areas? How do we do so without adding to the climate Armageddon? The AE approach to sustainability is to try and make it an integral component of the process. Philosophically we are all interested in the ways in which we [...]
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WILDERNESS LAB: MAPPING AND WAYMARKING FEVER BEACH
The walking and biking trails of Point Nepean National Park are dotted with stunning vistas, military bunkers, grasslands, beaches, rockly alcoves, and historical curiosities. As part of the Wilderness Lab creative development, the artists sought to map out the ultimate walking trail to encourage visitors’ exploration of the Point Nepean National Park’s unique features and [...]
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WILDERNESS LAB: MOTORBIKES AND MOBILE STREAMING
Easy Rider, BMX Bandits, and Akira. Boys on bikes. Freedom. Epic landscapes, and leatherware in acid hues. Live streaming while in motion across the dusty roads of the Nevada Desert, through Australia’s suburban streets, or at the helm of Kawasaki Ninja through the neon-lit streets of Neo-Tokyo, is becoming a tangible reality. As part of [...]
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WILDERNESS LAB – INTRODUCING THE ARTISTS
Introducing the artists and technical team behind the Atelier Edens Wilderness Lab residency at Point Nepean National Park. It’s an all-star cast of artistic prowess and technical freaks. There are: media artists, digital artists, technologists, animateurs, technoturges, streaming technicians, composers and sound artists. Stay tuned to see what happens when so many creative brains combine! [...]
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WILDERNESS LAB – CROQUET ZOMBIES, BIKE BOY GHOULS AND A POLKA-DOT PIRATES
Over the past week, the artists have been absorbing, collecting, testing, storyboarding, collaborating and collating a vast array of media to develop an interactive artwork to be viewed through an iPhone app at the Wilderness Lab at Point Nepean National Park in 2012. The creative juices certainly have been flowing and channelled from this landscape [...]
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WILDERNESS LAB – OPERATION INTERNET
Josh Gardiner is the Communications Wizard here at the ATELIER EDENS Wilderness Lab at Point Nepean National Park. He’s the go to guy for technical troubleshooting and live broadcasting from the Wilderness Lab residency. Josh spent the first couple of days building a complex Internet system composed of one industrial modem, 1 Wi-Fi router [...]
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WILDERNESS LAB: RECORDING SOUNDSCAPES IN THE BUNKERS
Matt Gingold and I had done much exploring of spaces at Point Nepean and ruminating about sound. It was the second last day of the residency and the talk was finally over. We were chomping at the bit to get into our favourite acoustic bunker and make our imagined freeform racket. With percussion tools aplenty, microphones, walkie [...]
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WILDERNESS LAB: SITE-SPECIFIC STOCKHOLM SYNDROME
What happens when you fall in love with your captor? Working site-specifically a paradoxical psychological relationship develops where you really want to leave, you start longing for weird things usually available to you like the movies and KFC hot chips but at the same time the thought of leaving is horrible, everything seems far away [...]
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WILDERNESS LAB: REDUCING THE CARBON CRY OF ATELIER EDENS
How do we have to adapt ourselves if we are gong to work in remote areas? How do we do so without adding to the climate Armageddon? The AE approach to sustainability is to try and make it an integral component of the process. Philosophically we are all interested in the ways in which we [...]
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WILDERNESS LAB: MAPPING AND WAYMARKING FEVER BEACH
The walking and biking trails of Point Nepean National Park are dotted with stunning vistas, military bunkers, grasslands, beaches, rockly alcoves, and historical curiosities. As part of the Wilderness Lab creative development, the artists sought to map out the ultimate walking trail to encourage visitors’ exploration of the Point Nepean National Park’s unique features and [...]