every – when: Sensory displays of affection and alight

20 Sept – 06 Oct 2018

Opening 20^th September 6-8pm

Michele Morcos

e v e r y – w h e n : Sensory displays of affection & alight

Installation piece, multimedia, dimensions variable

“We are all interconnected through the fabric of time, the entanglement of space, and the molecular structure of matter and particles that weave and shape our ‘Mulitverse’. I am investigating how we could visualise and pictorially translate that cosmological fabric or ‘Multiverse’ through drawings, natural matter and coil woven objects, to form a multilayered visual landscape that poetically asks us to look down at the infinitesimal details of nature, and feel the beauty and poetry that quietly surrounds us ‘every –when’.” – Michele Morcos

everywhen exhibition catalogue sept 2018

Artist Biography

Michele Morcos is a multimedia visual artist with a studio practice in Sydney, Australia. She graduated from UNSW Art & Design (College of Fine Arts) in 1999 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Painting/drawing) and a BA Honours in Art Theory.

Michele has exhibited her work in seven solo exhibitions and over twenty group exhibitions throughout Australia. She has been selected twice as a finalist for The Brett Whiteley Art Scholarship and also for major prizes such as the Mosman Art Prize.

During the past 1o years, Michele has worked and taught in a number of art galleries including ADC: Australian Centre for Design in Sydney. She has also completed a number of Artist-in-residence programs in Australia & overseas. In 2016 Michele collaborated on a public art project with DoeandDoe to create a ten-minute hand-drawn animated film for Transport NSW’s Wynscreen project, while exhibiting a new collection of works for her seventh solo exhibition at Koskela Gallery in Sydney.

Currently, Michele has an artist studio on Australia st in Camperdown, and has just exhibited a new installation art piece for Art Month 2018 in the red project: a group exhibition curated by Alison Clark for North Sydney Council’s Coal Loader Site in Balls Point Waverton.

Free public event – Afternoon residency at Bridget Kennedy Projectspace.

Michele Morcos will be working on coil weaving and drawing projects in the gallery for the day and will be talking about her work and giving demonstrations on the techniques and ideas that run through her multimedia art practice.

Date: Saturday 22 September

Time: 11-4pm

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