Posts by Lynette
Stones from the Baltic
Objects more or less grounded in reality. Notes from a residency at the Nida Art Colony in 2018. Watercolour on paper. These watercolour paintings are about 25×30 centimetres
Read Moresand/fog
Two-channel video + sound. Video collected while on residency at the Nida Art Colony in 2016. Left channel 2:07, right channel 2:03. Voice recording 6:39 (script by Lynette Smith, voice Kai Bradley). Exhibited at KINGS ARI, November 2017. Documentation by Christian Capurro.
Read MoreA small show of imperfect paintings
One of the imperfect paintings. Exhibition curated by Chris Bond.
Read MoreA bewilderment
Looped video + audio, shown at the Centre for Contemporary Photography in Melbourne in 2017. Video collected while on residency at the Nida Art Colony in 2016. A text by Paulius Andriuškevičius. Photographs by Christian Capurro. Extra-territorial landscaping, a text by Paulius Andriuškevičius. ANTI-LANDSCAPE, text by the artist
Read MoreNow open your eyes
Brain waves in Berlin, 2017, a record of events.
Read MoreAmbiguity (a number of drawings)
Four videos, looped. Exhibited at Bus Projects, Melbourne in April-May 2017. Two texts, one by Tamsin Green, the other by the artist. Documented by Christian Capurro.
Read MoreEmpty targets
Pastel on paper. Exhibited at Sarah Scout Presents as part of Encounter, with Charles O’Loughlin, curated by Vikki McInnes. Exhibition documented by Phebe Schmidt.
Read MoreField (marginal light)
A collaboration with Chris Bond. Installed at West Space in Melbourne in 2015: objects found and made: book, egg tempera on board, video, audio recording of a voice speaking words from the book, acrylic on wood, oil and egg tempera on board, charcoal on canvas, oil on canvas. Exhibition documented by Chris Bond and Chris…
Read MoreField (wooden cypher)
A collaboration with Chris Bond, installed at Blindside in Melbourne in 2015: objects found and made: a wooden box, ink on board, oil on wood, wood, watercolour and gouache on board, 5-channel recording of a voice reading a description of the painting on the box. Exhibition documented by Chris Bond.
Read MoreWhy things are the way they are
Two videos, side by side; 30 or so metres of electrical cord. On the left, an 89-second clip loops 55 times. On the right, a 55-second clip loops 89 times. Installed at Seventh, Melbourne in 2013. Documented by Christian Capurro.
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