Support material: proposed artworks 1. Wattie (follow the water) https://vimeo.com/361410743 Wattie 2020 looped video film and video Artwork, image and photography © Perdita Phillips the nonhuman 1:17 minute loop Project: follow the water 2018–2021 Albany/Kinjarling, Western Australia 2. Anticipatory terrain (capricious dreams) https://vimeo.com/232111815 Anticipatory terrain (capricious dreams) 2017 video …
title 2020 short media multiples Artwork, image and photography © Perdita Phillips knowledge in collaboration with size dimensions 6 prints, edition 7/7 available $price each more fuller media Project: project 2020–2020 location of exhibition Exhibition: exhibition 2020 location of exhibition
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Dr Amy Cutler writes about artworks from 2018 to 2020 including Fossil III and We must catch up in this commissioned essay. In place of certifiable, linear rock histories, Phillips’ non-fictional performances of fossil-work dwell in fragile moments of memory, ecology, and community, both in the lithic form and in its printed encounters. Here is …
Thinking like a fossil: Encounters with Perdita Phillips’ problematica Read More »
https://vimeo.com/451441511 A forecast of storm (Derbarl Yerrigan) 2020 video multiples Artwork, image and photography © Perdita Phillips risk Swan River dolphin recordings provided by Chandra Salgado Kent, Centre for Marine Science and Technology, Curtin University. 8:23 minutes edition 7/7 available $1100 a sound listening Project: both/and 2020 Derbarl Yerrigan (Swan River) Exhibition: Listening in the …
In the Australian summer 2019-2020 the very air changed into an apocalyptic hue: everything is connected, and everything is changing.
A book about calcium carbonate and the Swan Coastal Plain, from thrombolites to Banksia woodlands, as part of Lost Rocks by A Published Event
Following the drains and ditches of Albany in search of porous repair in Anthropocene times. Walking, listening, cyanotypes, eventual book.
post conference tour (with limited edition guidebook) exploring the invisible groundwater pollution of Perth
