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Experimenta Studio Sessions

Experimenta takes you through the lens to examine artist’s spaces and their relationship with technology.

The Experimenta Studio Sessions is a new series of digital stories designed to provide a unique insight into the studio life and creative practice of a selection of Australian artists. Presenting projects and perspectives on how artists are working with technology, it is an opportunity for our arts community to connect and communicate, sharing their experiences on the diverse practice that is ‘media art’.
June 24, 2021

Oron Catts and Ionat Zur "Working with Living Materials”

Oron Catts and Ionat Zur’s interest is life, more specifically the shifting relations and perceptions of life in the light of new knowledge and its applications. Their artistic studio is a scientific lab, where they work with living biological materials that are either naturally occurring or designed in the lab. Their collaborative practice often sees […]
May 25, 2021

Michele Barker and Anna Munster “Natural Environments are our Studio”

Michele Barker and Anna Munster have collaborated for over twenty years focusing on experimental cinema and responsive media environments as a way of exploring perception, embodiment and movement. More recently they have expanded their palette of production techniques to include under-water cameras, hydrophones and drones as their practice has become more concerned with capturing the […]
November 21, 2020

Cake Industries “Technology and the Human Condition”

Central to Australian experimental artist duo Cake Industries’ practice are works that reflect and challenge our relationship with technology. In this episode of ‘Experimenta Studio Session’, Jesse Stevens & Dean Petersen discuss their process for discovering new creative tools to push the boundaries of sculpture and electronics. In 2019 Experimenta commissioned Cake Industries’ roaming artwork, […]
November 21, 2020

Matthew Sleeth “Technology is a driver of the language”

The first interview for this video series invites Australian artist Matthew Sleeth to reflect on time spent recently in the studio, influencing him to think more broadly about his history working with image as motion. He also discusses his collaborative process working with diverse technologies and how this approach has allowed him the creative flexibility […]