Liminal Occupation Gouache on paper 56 x76 cm unframed 2021
Liminal Occupation and Intimate War: Mapped 'speak' to contemporary war, felt acutely by some, peripherally by others. The space between acute and peripheral is also a war zone of lethal potential, its liminality disguising the hurt.
The paintings speak to:
Scopic intimacies of surveillance, potential lethality and fear.
Landscapes rendered as computational. The drone and its sensors require this after all!
Slipperiness of political accountability.
Pixels, algorithms, networks, interoperability, increasingly autonomous systems.
The everywhere stage of the theatre of war, constantly moving from literal war zone, to screen, at speed.
And lots more.
Intimate War: Mapped Gouache on paper 56 x76 cm unframed 2021
NEWS
On the 23rd September 12 - 1 pm I am moderating a in-conversation event "Good and Evil: The Internet, AI, Law, Ethics and trust" at the University of Queensland Art Museum. Sharing the stage will be excellent panelists:
- Associate Professor Rain Liivoja, School of Law, The University of Queensland
- Dr. Kate Devitt, Chief Scientist of the Trusted Autonomous Systems (TAS), Adjunct Associate Professor Human-Computer Interaction, Information Technology and Electrical Engineering, The University of Queensland
Join us, if you can!
Cheers,
Kathryn
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