Music for Rooftops is a collaborative music and art piece by Clive Whitburn and Cliff Crawford. Performed high above the audience, outdoors in the Devonshire Quarter of Eastbourne, East Sussex on Saturday 28 August. Music for Rooftops is an expression … Read more
A Deep Breath of Sky was lost for a while as I learned new VR software skills and this revealed various ideas. This project has rarely been far from my thoughts and I return to it to experiment with the … Read more
A distortion of line viewed through the quality of shadow Curation is the art of using the exhibition space and the artwork to tell a story As I work, I pass through various stages. In making `Line Shadow Movement’ I … Read more
A Deep Breath of Sky is not Augmented Reality (AR). I am not recreating reality; the audience can see this is not real, analogue space. I aim to create an abstract environment that can focus on specific elements of our … Read more
In A Deep Breath of Sky, I am exploring my relationship with the sky, its scale and complexity and its ability to reconnect us with our planet. The landscape is a story about the relationship between the earth and the … Read more
A digital 3D animation by Cliff Crawford. Virtual Eye is an exploration of social media portraiture. Produced in collaboration on Twitter, it explores how the objects we surround ourselves with create incidental self-portraits. You can watch the full video on … Read more
You are immersed in a twilight environment containing four large glass boxes: too tall to reach the top and as wide as they are tall. As if in a courtyard, you move between the glass boxes. The only light spills … Read more
On Twitter (@VirtualEyeArt) participants selected and shared photographed sets of objects, with which to describe themselves. They produced four sets on different themes: work, interests, home and family. They commented on how the selection was also an exploration of themselves; … Read more
Virtual Eye will be a virtual exhibition in a digital space. I will curate, create and share a set of virtual portraits. To do this I intend to invite participants to use social media to explore the idea of `self’ … Read more
Origins When I first explored the idea of a `Faceless Portrait’, triggered by an exhibition at the Towner Gallery, Eastbourne in November 2016, I began by collecting sets of objects, each an honest representation of who I am. I believe … Read more
