Humans are born for survival, not to commune with truth.
3-3:30pm, Saturday 8 June
Join artist Dustin Voggenreiter for a special talk designed for children aged 5 to 12 (and adults who are young at heart). Dustin will explain the curious title of his exhibition, Panopticon, and delve into its meaning.
He’ll also share exciting ways kids can participate in creating electronic art, and discuss unique methods that current artificial intelligence cannot replicate.
4-6pm, Saturday 8 June
10am – 4pm – Monday – Friday | 12noon – 4pm Saturday.
The galleries are closed Sundays and public holidays.
Times subject to change.
Panopticon is a series of digitally animated GIFs, displayed on large LCD screens, partially concealed by prison-cell window frames.
Dustin Voggenreiter’s work explores the idea of our limited capacity to understand the world around us.
As creatures born with perceptions geared towards survival, we grasp at making sense of the complex, chaotic reality we inhabit.
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Dustin J Voggenreiter is an artist who communes with ancestral spirits, sharing a deep empathy for the human condition. His practice spans contemporary abstraction, digital animation and sculpture, with an aesthetic bent towards monochromatic minimalism.
Dustin’s works are at once pleasurable explorations of texture and colour, as well as being a meditation on the invisible forces underlying human nature.
He has recently graduated from the MFA program at RMIT, has begun exhibiting at galleries throughout Australia, and has completed the Situate Residency during the first half of 2022.