Branchings
In this exhibition two complementary artforms, kiln-formed glass and digital prints with augmented reality, combine to explore imaginatively the latest scientific insights into natural forest communities which link above-ground and below-ground in vastly complex and surprising ways.
Using images of plants, trees, fungi and animals native to the Oregon Coast forests, Kate Saunders and Ger Killeen reveal and communicate what Suzanne Simard calls "the beautiful structures and finely adapted languages of the forest network".
We are particularly interested in evoking the energy and dynamism of these structures and their analogues in neural networks.
This exhibition is a slightly modified virtual version of a physical exhibition at The Chessman Gallery in the Lincoln City Cultural Center, Lincoln City, Oregon, USA
Links to the augmented reality effects triggered by the images can be found in the information cards of each artwork.
Using images of plants, trees, fungi and animals native to the Oregon Coast forests, Kate Saunders and Ger Killeen reveal and communicate what Suzanne Simard calls "the beautiful structures and finely adapted languages of the forest network".
We are particularly interested in evoking the energy and dynamism of these structures and their analogues in neural networks.
This exhibition is a slightly modified virtual version of a physical exhibition at The Chessman Gallery in the Lincoln City Cultural Center, Lincoln City, Oregon, USA
Links to the augmented reality effects triggered by the images can be found in the information cards of each artwork.
