Archive for February, 2014
Loco Moto Art Collective at Aberthau
by admin on Feb.20, 2014, under Design, Events, Integrated Media, Media, Music, Photography, Technology, Video
I am really excited by the work of the Loco Moto Art Collective!
I first met them through Jamie Griffith, an artist who attended the same workshop at STEIM
In July, I volunteered to help out at their show at Queen Elizabeth Park, “Youth, Technology and Nature”.
I was impressed by all the work shown, particularly by Merlyn Chipman’s work using video feedback.
Swirling Spirals: Merlyn Chipman. Photo: Michael Moster
I will post some of my own photos of the event soon.
Merlyn will be doing a workshop, “Weaving with Light” at Aberthau where he will show you how to print these patterns on cloth.
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- 6:00pm until 9:00pm
Sounds like a lot of FUN!
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