Image: Yandell Walton, Move Me, 2021, video of work in development using motion capture and photogrammetry.
The research and development of Move Me was supported through the ANAT Ideate program and the Philip Hunter Fellowship, Melbourne University.
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2025 ANAT Synapse resident James Nguyen, photograph Nguyen Thi Kim Nhung.
Lake Macquire Museum of Art and Culture Multi-Arts Pavillion, mima.
Yandell Walton, Uprise, 2019, 4 channel projection installation
with sound by Michele Vescio. Photograph Matthew Stanton.
Tully Arnot, Soft, 2024, installation view of Reciprocity at UniSC Art Gallery. Photo: Carl Warner.
Janet Laurence, Ice has a memory and the colour is blue, 2020. 12 panels of Antarctic ice melt on rice paper and pigment in acrylic, 100 x 200cm. Courtesy of the artist.
Dr Helen Pynor and Dr Jimmy Breen, documentation, testing the collection of a shared breath sample using the R-tube device. Exhaled DNA will later be extracted and sequenced. 2021. Image courtesy of the artist. ANAT SAHMRI residency, Adelaide, 2021.