Ocularanagluphos : Existing Work (new representation)

Erica Seccombe (Creator)

    Research output: Non-textual formPhysical Non-textual work

    Abstract

    Ocularangagluphos is the result of the Seccombes exploration of (3D) micro-X-ray Computed Tomography (Micro-CT) of a miniature toy plastic octopus, and is part of a series of work entitled Nanoplastica. The artist has imaged the resulting volumetric data to reveal the external and internal structure in a unique scientific program called Drishti. Now that lenses allow us to see microscopic organisms previously invisible to the naked eye, the infinitesimal can appear to us like monsters. This work is reminiscent of 1950s cold war sci-fi but also considers the recent boom in 3D entertainment technology and our continuing fascination with scale from the micro to macro. While seemingly playful, this work seriously examines issues of visualization, replication and simulation of the natural world.
    Original languageEnglish
    Place of PublicationAlice Springs
    PublisherAraluen Centre, Alice Springs, NT, Australia
    Sizeanaglyph print on paper, 160cm x 196cm.
    Publication statusPublished - 2012
    EventThe 37th Alice Prize - Araluen Centre, Alice Springs, NT, Australia
    Duration: 4 Jul 1905 → …

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