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An examination of site-specific, public, artworks situated within the geography of two extensive motorways: the EastLink Tollway and the Peninsula Link Freeway, on the South Eastern edges of metropolitan Melbourne.
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Issues relating to travel, mobility and complexity continue to inform research into globalised social life. In recent years, scholarship engaging with the ‘new mobilities’ paradigm has sought to capture and explain the multiplicities and... more
Issues relating to travel, mobility and complexity continue to inform research into globalised social life. In recent years, scholarship engaging with the ‘new mobilities’ paradigm has sought to capture and explain the multiplicities and associations relating to one of the dominant forms of physical mobility, automobility.
The predominant form of global physical mobility is the car. My article suggests that a creative practice-led approach - a visual communication artefact in the form of a poster - is appropriately placed to produce a vividly descriptive and engaging investigation into the influence of the car, in relation to Melbourne.
My article attempts to interrogate the salient aspects of Melbourne’s regime of automobility including, the everyday practice, subjectivities and materialities of driving, particularly within a quintessential suburban geography.
Online Video, 45 seconds, Digital File (H.264)
2 channel video, 50 mins, DVD
Colour Poster, 59 x 84cm, Inkjet Print
Images of the M80 ring road corridor (2008 - 2014) - Melbourne, Australia.
A short, non-narrative, experimental (mosaic and/or collage) film, 8:30 mins. (ProRes 422). Official Selection, 2019 St Kilda Film Festival.
A short, non-narrative, experimental (mosaic and/or collage) film, 8:30 mins. (H.264). Official Selection, 2018 St Kilda Film Festival.
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A short, non-narrative, experimental (mosaic and/or collage) film. 8 mins. (H.264). Official Selection, 2017 St Kilda Film Festival.
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