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| Judith Fegerl: White Light Multimedia In a world full of gloriously distracting eye candy, we
rarely get beyond what we're looking at to notice how we're actually seeing
it. In Judith Fegerl's three-part exhibition sight itself becomes the
main attraction. Using flashing lights, laser projection and computer
animation, the installations imitate and obscure vision. Animations of
"floaters" swim across a ceiling and red lasers create a mesmerising
web of light filaments when shone through the artist's used contact lenses.
In a dark room, beams flare and sear into your retinas, causing momentary
blindness. Listen to your mum: don't look directly at the light. |
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