‘You Are Vital‘. 2014, projection mapping artwork onto paper, 4m x 2m.
Exhibited over two walls at Sarabah Estate for Scenic Rim Cultural Trails in conjunction with ‘Live at the Centre’.
You Are Vital is a combination of film and blocks of colour mapped onto origami bats. This piece draws attention to the ecological importance of the fruit bat, with inspiration taken from my local rural colony. The sound for this piece is created solely out of digitally manipulated bat squeaks. You Are Vital was a pre-curser to my later piece ‘Little Boxes’, and began my trend of using origami endangered and keystone animal species as the focus of my work.
Alinta Krauth in the Hinterland Times with ‘You Are Vital’ in the background
Hinterland Sun online edition – this screen shot shows the picture seen above, but also a small review of You Are Vital.
Partially finished – mapping in the making
Partially finished – mapping in the making
Looking etherial in black and white. Photo courtesy of Arthorse.
Alinta engaging with the public in the gallery while setting up her mapping. The set up/bump in becomes a performance. Photo courtesy of Arthorse.
Alinta chatting with the public in the gallery while setting up the mapping. The set up/bump in becomes a performance. Photo courtesy of Arthorse.