Ripple Effects expands the projected image onto sculptural materials and places the viewer into a quasi-soothing environment that is nature-like, but not entirely readable in its artificial presentation of moving images of nature that are normally still. Cartesian perspectives are disrupted by immersing the viewer into a moving landscape that presents a close-up view of nature as it might appear out of a car window driving down the highway at night.

MAA Graduate Exhibition 2012. Charles H. Scott Gallery, Vancouver, BC.

Prism Effects 2012

View of installation at the Abraham J. Rogatnik

Ripple Effects 2012. Joanna Smythe Photo: Kay Mushens