Inveresk Library - Art Wall
Summary:Artist Mat Carey's new digital work is currently on display at the Art Wall at the Inveresk Library, University of Tasmania
Still from Intersections 1, 2022 (HD single-channel digital animation, 6:33 minutes). Copyright Mat Carey. Artwork images courtesy of the artist.
Artist Mat Carey's new digital work is currently on display at the Art Wall at the Inveresk Library, University of Tasmania
Tuesday 8 August - Friday 8 September
Inveresk Library Digital Art Wall
Mat Carey: Symphonies No, this is not generative art. This has not been made through prompts. Rather, these are animations manipulated within and between frames. Practices, studies, and experimentations in form, colour, and light.
Artist
Mat Carey is a visual artist from Launceston, Tasmania, who works with painting and digital mediums. Mat's work explores a collision of the internal landscape and the external stimuli that engulf our senses. These animated works are silent symphonies exploring interactions and their created intersections through colour and form. Mat is a graduate of the University of Tasmania.
Digital Art Wall Program – Ways of Knowing
Over the duration of the year, new digital artworks are introduced on this screen, curated by the Library and Cultural Collections team - a series of exhibitions and conversations on-campus and online. New artworks are commissioned and displayed alongside works from the University’s cultural collections, as well as loans from artists. On show within a site of learning, the artworks nudge us to ask how what we know is understood, made, shared, (with)held, embraced, ignored, forgotten, unlearnt, erased, or (re)discovered. How can we ask better questions, listen deeply, remain curious, and be open to be transformed?
