Interface

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• Brodie Kokkinos ›
• Chris Bowes ›
• Liam Power ›
• Lou Fourie ›

• Brodie Kokkinos’ work is concerned with the poiesis of making imagined spaces tangible and immersive. Kokkinos’ multisensory video and sound works deploy light, sound and choreographed bodies to contour and alter spatial perception. Their multidisciplinary works at Interface respond to the consumption of technology. The losses and gains of communicative evolution are explored through performance, installation, video and sound.
• Chris Bowes is an artist based in Brisbane, Australia, who explores the potential of photographic techniques and found objects to be used as documentary devices. Through his practice he aims to stretch the definition of the photograph, and capture the breadth of the medium’s ability to record.
• Liam Power is a multidisciplinary artist based in Melbourne, Australia. While playing in bands around Melbourne, Liam’s interests in sonic experimentation grew from sticky stages to gallery walls. His work has played on jail gates, streamed to surround installations and engulfed suburban bedrooms. He is currently experimenting with the boundaries and weaknesses of systems. These systems could be tape machines, computer algorithms, or his own brain. He is currently studying a Bachelor of Fine Art at RMIT University.
• Lou Fourie pursues the notion of life as art, focusing on relational activities of the everyday. Artistic investigations include performative interactions through media and technology, experimenting with entanglements that blur the boundaries between self and other, human and non-human, and subtly queering normative ideals perpetuated in popular media and technological structures.