‘It Took Three Weeks to Scroll Through the Gasoline Valley’ was a collaborative virtual group project challenging the traditional hierarchies found in exhibition spaces and their often exclusive nature through virtual world building.
Working alongside six other talented artists, I was responsible for the Blender element and overall curation of this project.
Digitally transforming my peers’ artworks into a cohesive string of interconnected works, emphased a deliberate absence of favouritism.
By unifying these pieces within the virtual realm, we aimed to communicate our collective goal of deconstructing and dismantling hierarchical exhibition structures.
Gil Altarace Sherman, Dora Perini, Vincenzo Ottino, Zachary Berry, Maria Gambara, Lottie Stephens
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Working alongside six other talented artists, I was responsible for the Blender element and overall curation of this project.
Digitally transforming my peers’ artworks into a cohesive string of interconnected works, emphased a deliberate absence of favouritism.
By unifying these pieces within the virtual realm, we aimed to communicate our collective goal of deconstructing and dismantling hierarchical exhibition structures.
Gil Altarace Sherman, Dora Perini, Vincenzo Ottino, Zachary Berry, Maria Gambara, Lottie Stephens
