3 channel video, stereo sound, 9:45 minutes

Performers: Bonne Gea and Dhea Natasya

Camera Operators: Wayan Martino and Leyla Stevens

Camera Assistance: Medy Mahasena

Water Camera Operator: Paul Baker

Sound Design: Tim Bruniges

Editing: Leyla Stevens

3 channel video installation, stereo sound, 10:58 minutes

Performer: Cok Sawitri

Production Assistance: Wayan Martino

Camera Operator: Wayan Martino, Leyla Stevens

Camera Assistance: Medy Mahasena

Audio Mastering: Tim Bruniges

Editing: Leyla Stevens

2 channel video, 12:20 minutes

Performers: Ninus and Kadek Intan Kirana Sari

Production Assistance: Wayan Martino

Camera Operators: Wayan Martino, Leyla Stevens and Prema Ananda

Editing: Leyla Stevens

Spectra: The Art and Consequence of Collaboration presents eight Australian artists whose practices are characterised by a deep and innovative engagement with science. The exhibition explores the increasing convergence of art and science, and considers how each area can inform the other. The potency of crossdisciplinary collaboration lies in its ability to spark new ideas, provide critical perspectives on some of the great questions of our time, and develop new forms of expression that speak to the sophisticated technological era in which we live.

Produced by ANAT

Curated by Experimenta

Curator: Jonathan Parsons

Associate Curator: Nicky Pastore

Spectra: The Art and Consequence of Collaboration presents eight Australian artists whose practices are characterised by a deep and innovative engagement with science. The exhibition explores the increasing convergence of art and science, and considers how each area can inform the other. The potency of crossdisciplinary collaboration lies in its ability to spark new ideas, provide critical perspectives on some of the great questions of our time, and develop new forms of expression that speak to the sophisticated technological era in which we live.

Produced by ANAT

Curated by Experimenta

Curator: Jonathan Parsons

Associate Curator: Nicky Pastore

Spectra: The Art and Consequence of Collaboration presents eight Australian artists whose practices are characterised by a deep and innovative engagement with science. The exhibition explores the increasing convergence of art and science, and considers how each area can inform the other. The potency of cross disciplinary collaboration lies in its ability to spark new ideas, provide critical perspectives on some of the great questions of our time, and develop new forms of expression that speak to the sophisticated technological era in which we live.

Produced by ANAT

Curated by Experimenta

Curator: Jonathan Parsons

Associate Curator: Nicky Pastore

Spectra: The Art and Consequence of Collaboration presents eight Australian artists whose practices are characterised by a deep and innovative engagement with science. The exhibition explores the increasing convergence of art and science, and considers how each area can inform the other. The potency of cross disciplinary collaboration lies in its ability to spark new ideas, provide critical perspectives on some of the great questions of our time, and develop new forms of expression that speak to the sophisticated technological era in which we live.

Produced by ANAT

Curated by Experimenta

Curator: Jonathan Parsons

Associate Curator: Nicky Pastore

Spectra: The Art and Consequence of Collaboration presents eight Australian artists whose practices are characterised by a deep and innovative engagement with science. The exhibition explores the increasing convergence of art and science, and considers how each area can inform the other. The potency of cross disciplinary collaboration lies in its ability to spark new ideas, provide critical perspectives on some of the great questions of our time, and develop new forms of expression that speak to the sophisticated technological era in which we live.

Produced by ANAT

Curated by Experimenta

Curator: Jonathan Parsons

Associate Curator: Nicky Pastore

Spectra: The Art and Consequence of Collaboration presents eight Australian artists whose practices are characterised by a deep and innovative engagement with science. The exhibition explores the increasing convergence of art and science, and considers how each area can inform the other. The potency of cross disciplinary collaboration lies in its ability to spark new ideas, provide critical perspectives on some of the great questions of our time, and develop new forms of expression that speak to the sophisticated technological era in which we live.

Produced by ANAT

Curated by Experimenta

Curator: Jonathan Parsons

Associate Curator: Nicky Pastore

Spectra: The Art and Consequence of Collaboration presents eight Australian artists whose practices are characterised by a deep and innovative engagement with science. The exhibition explores the increasing convergence of art and science, and considers how each area can inform the other. The potency of cross disciplinary collaboration lies in its ability to spark new ideas, provide critical perspectives on some of the great questions of our time, and develop new forms of expression that speak to the sophisticated technological era in which we live.

Produced by ANAT

Curated by Experimenta

Curator: Jonathan Parsons

Associate Curator: Nicky Pastore