Rope bowl
Prototype rope bowl…
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Our first attempt at concrete casting!
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A first attempt at creating font effects using proce55ing…
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Nice work from Kirstin!
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Prototype lids for bottles and jars…
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Kirstin’s pomegranate block print.
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The result of Kirstin’s nimble fingerwork…
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Prototype vase top for a mustard jar…
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Our latest work is a pair of interactive projections commissioned by the Adelaide Festival Centre for an exhibition named ‘Imagine the Night Sky’ held in the Artspace Gallery. The exhibition is aimed at primary school children and explores stories from around the world relating to night and day, the sun, the moon and the stars.
The first projection was shadow-interactive and let viewers use their shadows to play a harp and jiggle the strings of two baboon ‘puppets’. The second projection was sound-interactive and let viewers control the flight of a bee or wake an owl by whistling or blowing into a microphone.
Imagine the Night Sky is open Tues-Sat 10am-3pm from 1st – 29th May 2010 at Artspace Gallery at the Adelaide Festival Centre. Free entry.
More info coming soon!
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here’s a preview of kirstin’s beautiful designs for our new ‘botanical’ range of hand made, hand printed products featuring native Australian flora.
Kirstin is exhibiting the framed prints below as part of Fringe 09 mini art.















