Fraser Ross designs set of seven pulsating synthetic organs

The woman at the window Phoenician Date: 900BC-700BC

Embroidered Zoetrope

Project by Elliot Schultz creates physical animations with textiles and a turntable:

This project encourages viewers to watch and engage with animation physically. Discs were created with animated sequences embroidered onto their surface. They have been designed to be played on standard turntables and their shape and size is inherited from 10" vinyl records. The animation is activated when a strobe light illuminates the discs in sync with the embroidered frames of animation.

This work was completed for my degree project at the ANU School of Art in 2013.

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by Doug Aitken

Craig Gibson, ‘Born After Birth’, 2014 

“This series of images documents the ritual of Adult Baptism and its surroundings within The Baptist Church community. In being one of the many strands of belief in Christianity, and with no hierarchy, Baptist churches believe in full immersion baptisms. 

As a pillar of faith adult baptism is seen as the only legitimate means to wash one’s sins away, and therefore, reject the validity of infant baptism. Baptists’ believe baptism to be a public witness of the identification of one’s faith within Christ in the symbolic process of his death, burial and resurrection.