04 PM | 04 Oct

@SueAustinArtist #Underwater #Wheelchair – the director’s cut #video [#geekgirl]

Acclaimed British multimedia, performance and installation artist Sue Austin will present the South Hemisphere premiere of her underwater, live art event ‘Creating the Spectacle!’ exclusively as part of the Adelaide Film Festival (ADL) Film Fest in October, 2018 …

Audiences are invited to apply to attend the performance with demonstrated diving certificates or be willing to be trained for the event. Audience applications close Oct 9, 2018.

Sue Austin, from Devon, UK, is a disabled artist who aims to change perceptions of the wheelchair. For her, after spending years bedbound, the wheelchair gives her freedom. She ‘flies’ a NHS wheelchair underwater. In this film she adapted the chair with battery powered propellers and large perspex aerofoils to control turns. She is in the process of applying for a patent and hopes that one day these chairs will be made available at diving centres across the world.

This film was shot and edited by Norman Lomax of Moving Content, UK

Sources: We are free wheeling

Sue Austin has also been working with Ogo Technology a co. set to revolutionize the area around personal transportation and mobility.

The Ogo team has blended cutting edge electronics and battery technology with an innovative intuitive hands free control system, to introduce a new era in personal transportation and freedom of movement for maximum independence.

04 PM | 10 Sep

J-Walt performs Spontaneous Fantasia at #Melbourne #Planetarium #3D #VR [#geekgirl]

Improvised Realities / Spontaneous Fantasia from J-Walt on Vimeo.

Spontaneous Fantasia is a live immersive reality musical experience. This astounding digital work is performed by pioneering multimedia artist J-Walt. He uses the latest in interactive computer graphics techniques to bring paintings to life.  J-Walt will create entire worlds in the 360 degree dome space of the Melbourne Planetarium.

J-Walt has performed Spontaneous Fantasia throughout the world including Canada, USA, Poland, Germany, the Netherlands, India, Hong Kong, Macau, Singapore and Argentina. This will be the very first time he has brought his show to Australia.

Melbourne Planetarium Oct 8, 2016

Visit the Spontaneous Fantasia website for more Australian tour info

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