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Plan of the proposed Werribee irrigation Colony and the Town of "Chirnside" 1889. This was one of Chaffey's schemes that began well and ended not so well. Not much was achieved although much had been promised. Courtesy Werribee District Historical Society. The original map is on the display in the museum.
FEATURED PROJECTS
2020
SYDNEY FESTIVAL 2020
SBS Australia NITV Public Artwork Winner: Proclamation – The Vigil
Proclamation is a large-scale art installation at Barangaroo Reserve. Proclamation is an observational body of work linking the community and their idea or association of belonging to the land and country; and more specifically the interpretation of land ownership. Proclamation features 250 flags and flag poles installed at Barangaroo Reserve from 8 January to 26 January, 2020. The concept design was created by Aboriginal artist Jacob Nash, and the general public were invited to submit flag designs that speak to their sense of belonging to land and country. Sydney Festival 2020 Link
SBS NITV Link
2019 - 2020
GREETINGS FROM MELBOURNE
Augmented Reality Artwork
has a central theme of exploring Melbourne's history (Block V). In combination with the visual collage (postcards & pictures) that represents important historical elements there is video,sound and technology.
2019 Artist in Residence - City of Melbourne Art & Heritage Collection - University of Melbourne
2020
UNITED NATIONS x ARTIVIVE
The United Nations is celebrating its 75th anniversary this year. To mark this special occasion, the UN Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs (DPPA) and Artivive are launching a call for artists to create posters about peacemaking and peacebuilding, which also utilize augmented reality technology.
The leading themes are “Futuring Peace”, “Bringing together those who have been fighting,” and “Creating a bridge across peoples in conflict zones”. Artists are invited to interpret and present their own vision of what peace means, based on the history of the UN’s actions.
Augmented Reality Poster design title
Peace: Nothing
Is Impossible The Word Itself Says Im Possible
2019
THE ORANGE LIFE JACKETS
The Orange Life Jackets is a symbols for Refugees that come from the Sea waiting for the rescue.
Touch the Reversible Sequins REVEAL the hidden words. ? Humanity ! Rescue
The artwork contains The SOUND of Seagulls, Boat, Sea and Storm is activated with The TECHNOLOGY (Install ARTIVIVE augmented reality app its FREE) allows you to hold your phone camera/ipad/tablet over the painting artwork and explore the artwork through animation, pictures and video.
Participant the Mission to Seafarers Victoria Annual ANL Maritime Art Award & Exhibition 2019 -Promoting Maritime and Seafaring Subjects in Art with the Theme Sea and Humanity. Exhibition ran from October 4th – October 20th 2019 at the Dome Mission Seafarers Victoria Building.
INCENDIUM
ESSE QUAM VIDERI
Incendium : A fire, inferno, conflagration, heat.
Esse quam videri is a Latin phrase meaning "To be, rather than to seem"
The artwork has a central theme of exploring the history of Melbourne (in particular 276 Flinders Street where once stood the remarkable building named Finks Building). The visual collage represents important historical events such as the Finks Building and Melbourne’s Great Fire of November 1897. Melbourne is further portrayed by hand drawn Victorian Native Plants, English Roses, Butterflies and Birds. This is a diverse city in its flora, fauna and cultures. The hand painted watercolor splashes symbolize an important event in 1849 when James Blackburn, an engineer from Tasmania, received permission to pump water to a large overhead tank at the corner of Elizabeth and Flinders Streets and sell it to the public at much reduced rates. The aim of this artwork is initially to provide visual interest to the people of this wonderful city. It also enables me to provide historical information to those who take further interest. Link https://www.xmauboy.com/the-great-fire The website provides information on the significance of 276 Flinders Street.
2019
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BLACKYELLOWRED
Augmented Reality Artwork
has a central theme of exploring history. In combination with the visual collage that represents important historical elements there is sound and technology.
The SOUND of Werribee River, Birds and Farm Animals. The TECHNOLOGY (augmented reality app or scan the QRCode) allows you to hold your phone camera over the artwork and explore Wyndham History through animation, pictures and video. This artwork honours Werribee's long history; the people and the places.
2019
WDHS WEBSITE
Website design and content for Werribee District Historical Society - Virtual Tour - Interactive Heritage Trail
2019
NATIONAL TRUST EVENT
Supported by Australian Government - National Trust and Werribee District Historical Society for Australian Heritage Festival 2019
This year’s festival will bring together an array of events across the nation from 18 April – 19 May 2019.
2018
HOW THE WEST WAS (1)
Augmented Reality Artwork
“How the West was (1)” has a central theme of exploring history. In combination with the visual collage that represents important historical elements there is sound, smell, texture and technology.
The SOUND of Werribee River, Birds and Farm Animals is activated with an Infrared Motion Detector. The SMELL of Mimosa is applied to the TEXTURE of the Wool on the back of the artwork (Mimosa Fragrance = Werribee does smell wonderful, Wool = “Riding on The Sheep’s Back” Australia Wool History in 1950s ). The TECHNOLOGY (augmented reality app or scan the QRCode) allows you to hold your phone camera over the artwork and explore Wyndham History through animation, pictures and video.
This artwork honours Werribee's long history; the people and the places. I want to make art that can be understood and enjoyed by many people and I want to share my love of history, architecture and the Werribee River.
UPDATING THE CONTENTS
1999 - 2019
VARIOUS
GRAPHIC DESIGN.
PHOTOGRAPHY PROJECTS
CONTENTS STILL UNDER CONSTRUCTION
2017
RED WEST
Public Art Installation for Wyndham City Council and RedWest
For me public art is accessible art of any kind that cares about/challenges/involves and and consults the audience for or with whom it is made, respecting community and environment; the other stuff is still private art, no matter how big or exposed or intrusive or hyped it may be.
2017
ART WORK FOR STATE LIBRARY VICTORIA
1999 - 2018
VARIOUS ARCHITECTUREDESIGN AND RESEARCH
PROJECTS
LOCATION INDONESIA - SINGAPORE - THAILAND - MALAYSIA - JAPAN
CONTENTS STILL UNDER CONSTRUCTION