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Welcome, one of 22 artworks displayed at the #intheдуьне exhibtion in Surry Hills.

4:47 pm • 4 July 2012 • 1 note

Evolution, the final piece made for the #intheдуьне exhibition

3:05 pm • 23 June 2012 • 4 notes

#intheдуьне is open until June 17, 35 Foster Street Surry Hills. Come see social (media) housing from inner-Sydney, via the world…

2:28 pm • 15 June 2012

#intheдуьне featured in Lost At E Minor

12:24 am • 9 June 2012 • 1 note

#intheдуьне June 14-7pm, 35 Foster Street #surryhills (Taken with instagram)

1:49 pm • 7 June 2012 • 2 notes

Art(net)works created from images of inner-Sydney social housing precincts - #intheдуьне

3:56 pm • 4 June 2012 • 3 notes

Come down to 35 Foster Street, Surry Hills for #intheдуьне

June 14-18

Open to all

1:37 pm • 3 June 2012 • 3 notes

REDfern - Let your body free

10:26 pm • 29 May 2012 • 1 note

#intheдуьне June 14

35 Foster Street Surry Hills

11:31 pm • 28 May 2012 • 2 notes

#intheдуьне

#intheдуьне is a series of art(net)works created from images of inner-Sydney social housing precincts.

After amassing thousands of pictures in and around the community housing blocks of Redfern, Waterloo and Surry Hills, I created a series of works that aim to capture the euphoria of being connected to the world via complex and undiscovered spaces.

It’s a New Aesthetic project for Sydney, one that will attempt to entice and challenge people who would not otherwise see the beauty or worldliness within these expanses.

Much of the work is inspired by the fusion of beauty and tragedy captured in Eastern Bloc themed photography blogs, as well as various online representations of hybrid cultures and ethnicities. This research strengthened the global lens from which I continuously perceived the local surrounds.

The project is my way of participating with a community of people who are using new media to communicate how global identity influences their perspectives.

дуьне is the Chechen word for world. It derives from the Arabic word دُنْيا (Dunyā). It was chosen to represent the universality and hybridity of the spaces explored in the project.

10:49 pm • 26 May 2012 • 1 note