multisensory artist | curator | consultant | educator | cultural heritage
Project: Furari Flores
Furari Flores is a multisensory project exploring the wonder of plants, while positioning accessibility at its heart.
Enter a world of multisensory botanical magic and join me on a journey of deep listening, Earth admiration and plant love.
Project: Spectral Sensoria
Spectral Sensoria: a creative community project exploring the full spectrum of sensory perception through a deep engagement and connection with the environment.
I facilitated this project in collaboration with First Australian man Paul Carmody (Bundjalung, Lama Lama and Migaloo) and Gummingurru Aboriginal Corporation in April 2021, as part of my Toowoomba Arts Footprint Artist Residency. For more information visit the project page.
Photo: Annica Marks at the Bunya Mountains during the Spectral Sensoria intensive led by Paul Carmody. Photo: Jade Courtney 2021.
Project: beneath my feet
Beneath my feet: a personal exploration of place, memory and simulacra.
The series embraces the dysfunction of algorithms, while embracing the fusion of visualised sound data with digitally collaged landscapes. There are places that connect us to the matter making up our reality – the atoms, molecules, chemical reactions and atmospheric interactions. They morph and coexist, ever-changing and yet often remaining in-situ waiting for our disruption.
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artist | consultant | arts management | cultural heritage | curator
Cara-Ann Simpson is an artist, curator, cultural heritage expert and consultant. She is a multidisciplinary artist with a focus on sculpture, sound, space and the participant. Stay up-to-date with Cara-Ann’s upcoming exhibitions, projects and announcements by subscribing to her newsletter here.
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