Alison Clouston & Boyd
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Potamology
A project presented for Dawn Light Contemporary Art Symposium, Gosford Regional Art Gallery, NSW, Australia
Water moves through the land after the rain like blood through our veins. muddied by cattle's muck, dammed, pumped, piped and drunk, then down the drain. we wait for the sea, it's heart, to cycle it back again.
In the Japanese garden outside the gallery; underwater microphone and headphones (evesdropping on the koi/carp), bamboo fishing pole, wiring and amplifier. Beyond the garden in the park; waterproof speakers in 150 metres of underground drains, reverberating the sounds from the koi and the "Wake" soundtrack through the park and out to the bay.
- © May 2005
works
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2011 Dust
Check out our new show at Articulate till 19 June
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2009 Beaming
On the Wollondilly River at Goulburn
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2008 BIRD CRY
"... focus on the terrible finality of extinction..."
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2007 World Tree (part two)
Installation for "Climate Changing Climate" Goulburn Regional Gallery and The Tin Sheds
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2007 Adrift
Installation for "Grounded; art, activism, environment" Campbelltown
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2006 Body of Water
A floating work easvedrops on a river and the sounds of the human body
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2005 Potamology
Eavesdropping on Koi/Carp in a Japanese Garden
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2004 Nestling Nestling
40 Australian native birds’ nests, interactive soundtrack, wiring ‘tree’ or stave.
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2004 Bonetown
A chanting city of bones.
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2000 Magical Golland
A winding, sounding chain of twigs leads through a complex of installations in the rooms of an old house.