Notation II: Organic Mechanism

Rachel Walls; Rachael Priddel; Roger Mills; Chris Bowman; Anita Kelly; Holger Deuter; Jason Benedek

Notation II: Organic Mechanism

Rachel Walls (Artist), Rachael Priddel (Artist), Roger Mills (Artist), Chris Bowman (Artist), Anita Kelly (Artist), Holger Deuter (Artist), Jason Benedek (Artist)

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Research output: Non-textual outputs, including Creative Works › Creative Works - Original - Visual art works

Abstract

Notation II seeks to explore the underworld, the inescapable beneath. In the moment of turning, fear leads to paralysis. Notation II grasps and gasps, searching for the surface but remaining below.

It fights against the sonnets, against the soft acceptance of death, to give space to grief for those not embraced by the river.

Mixed Media (perspex, timber,
video (animation and film)
1100mm
long
1100mm
wide
460mm high
Rachel Walls: film concept
development, 2D animation,
film composition
Chris Bowman: Concept
development, sculpture and
film
Anita Kelly: Concept
development and sculpture
Rachael Priddel: 2D animation
Jason Benedek: 3D animation
Holger Deuter: 3D animation
Dean Walsh: choreography

1 x animated film: “organic”An immersive exhibition experience, the new installation showcases a suite of immersive audio-visual works that engage audiences in the most pressing issue of our time, our interdependence with the natural world. The Turning draws from the timeless Greek myth of Orpheus and the rich metaphors embodied in The Sonnets to Orpheus by Rainer Maria Rilke - a form of parable that explores wonder, fragility, love, conflict, and loss.

Through sound, animation, light, sculpture, poetry and video, The Turning reimagines the Lane Cove River and celebrates the presence of rivers in our lives and their impact felt at various physical, emotional, and subliminal levels.

This exhibition marks tranSTURM’s 10th anniversary – a decade of creating deeply immersive and site-specific installation artworks.

tranSTURM – Chris Bowman, Anita Kelly, Rachel Walls and Rachael Priddel with original sound composition by Roger Mills.

Lighting design by Mike Day and featuring the animation of Holger Deuter and Jason Benedek animating the choreography of Dean Walsh.

This exhibition is supported by Create NSW’s annual organisation grant and is part of Art Month 2022.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Sydney, Australia
Publisher	Gallery Lane Cove
Media of output	Artwork
Size	Mixed media, animation, sound design
Publication status	Published - 07 Mar 2022
Event	The Turning - whisper to the silent earth - Gallery Lane Cove, Lane Cove, Australia Duration: 07 Mar 2022 → 02 Apr 2022 https://www.gallerylanecove.com.au/upcomingexhibitions

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Notation II: Organic Mechanism. Walls, Rachel (Artist); Priddel, Rachael (Artist); Mills, Roger (Artist) et al.. 2022. Sydney, Australia: Gallery Lane CoveEvent: The Turning - whisper to the silent earth, Gallery Lane Cove, Lane Cove, New South Wales, Australia.

Research output: Non-textual outputs, including Creative Works › Creative Works - Original - Visual art works

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Notation II: Organic Mechanism

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Re-framed – an Alchemy of Light, Animation, Sculpture, and Sound

Immersive Environments: the Multi-Dimensional work of tranSTURM

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Notation II: Organic Mechanism

Abstract

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Activities

Re-framed – an Alchemy of Light, Animation, Sculpture, and Sound

Immersive Environments: the Multi-Dimensional work of tranSTURM

Impacts

The Turning - whisper to the silent earth

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