
Broken and discarded signal displays cling to electrical life and find relevance in numbers to form a portal that glitches and pulses with light. This portal carries the marks of dystopic breakdown but there are signs that life is growing back thru the cracks. Artist Lee Woodman teams up with Dylan Galletly's HyperFrame™ tech; a live visual system that breathes life thru the cracks using decay as a canvas for a new beginning.
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Lee Woodman is a Nelson-based artist and maker whose practice spans assemblage sculpture, installation, and found materials. His work sits at the intersection of trade, philosophy, and art, examining the objects and systems we discard, inherit, and reimagine. Dylan Galletly works across design, technology and audio, using code, sound and visual media to explore the intersection of technology and human experience. His live visual platform HyperFrame™ remotely delivers real-time media to physical spaces.
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