Video still from the projection that is part of this layered performative lecture work following the patient pathway from going through the hospital doors to getting out again.
Tag: Fiona Davies
From The London Interdisciplinary School, a great video on Ai + Bias
Tracing the Rupture – a group exhibition at Blue Mountains Cultural Centre
The Cover of the catalogue for the 2023 exhibition at the Blue Mountains Cultural Centre called Tracing the Rupture.
Invitation to MASHUP
The first of two nights of experimentation in a club/bar near Central Station in Sydney Australia. Seven + artists from MAPBM will be using image and sound to inhabit a darkened club space where the boundaries between one work and the next will be fluttery. Join us to see my work extending the blood running [...]
What should be simple doesn’t always work that way.
What should be simple doesn’t always work that way (detail), 2023, aluminum gilding and found objects, 150cm(h) x 30 cm x 10cm What should be simple doesn’t always work that way is a work I produced for a show at Articulate Project Space in Sydney, Australia around the theme of connection. For the mechanical connecting [...]
Group Exhibition at Everglades in Leura Australia, ‘Image Word Object’.
My work is on the right hand side of this photograph. Fiona Davies has made many objects documenting personal and family histories and traumas. Her work ranges over multiple media including mixed media installation, video, still images, texts and games that invite the public to engage in the process of creativity and discovery of personal [...]
Medically Amazing
From the New Scientist online from the 28th July 2022 - 'Ultrasound stickers could continuously image internal organs for days'. A team of scientists working across several institutions have made a significant advance in wearable ultrasound devices by developing a way to keep the scanning device attached to the human body. So good on so [...]
Previous Publications
Reports that we’re still without a viable synthetic blood substitute.
In an article published on the 15th December 2021 the writer Benjamin Plackett outlined the current position on the viability of producing synthetic blood or blood products ethically and successfully. Really interesting and reinforces my view that blood is amazing. http://www.insidescience.org/news/whats-stopping-scientists-making-viable-synthetic-blood The article states 'The pursuit of these lab-made blood products has branched into two [...]
I’m presenting at the Fourth Parse biennial research Conference.
Catch my presentation at the Violence: fourth PARSE biennial research conference at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden.
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