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Creature is a research and development performance and digital media project exploring the conditions that are most conducive to creating ‘imaginary creatures’.
It will examine the creation of ‘imaginary creatures’ within an audience generated and interactive theatrical context, and includes a programme of workshops led by pioneering digital media artists in collaboration with electronic musicians, dancers and physical performers. The workshops will be informed by a series of consultations with psychologists and programmers, to explore the ways in which we bring fictional creatures into existence. This R&D phase is the first stage in our long term aim to develop a major theatrical performance utilizing the techniques and approaches discovered and tested.
This workshop took place at The Roundhouse, Camden, London.
With Students of Circus and dance, led by SDNA and movement director Sarah Perry.
Bringing fictional creatures into existence within a live art and theatrical context.
Creature is a cross-disciplinary project led by SDNA in collaboration with pioneering digital media artists, neuro-scientists, electronic musicians, dancers and physical performers, and explores the ways in which we can bring fictional creatures into existence within a live art and theatrical context. The first stage of research focused on the exploration of the ideal conditions needed for the human imagination to conjure visions of a “Creature.”
not sure how or when it started, but Peeps creep me out. visions of popping one in my mouth and having it expand and grow until it blocks my airway entirely. eeeek!
Bringing fictional creatures into existence within a live art and theatrical context.
Creature is a cross-disciplinary project led by SDNA in collaboration with pioneering digital media artists, neuro-scientists, electronic musicians, dancers and physical performers, and explores the ways in which we can bring fictional creatures into existence within a live art and theatrical context. The first stage of research focused on the exploration of the ideal conditions needed for the human imagination to conjure visions of a “Creature.”
photo editing app befunky on the iPhone...what it's fun...ok this reminds me of a sea creature idk why, maybe the skin color?
Workshop: Imaginary Creatures.
Instructor: Kelsey Joyce.
Date/Time: Saturday, June 10, 2023 from 9am-12pm.
Location: Del Ray Artisans Gallery, 2704 Mount Vernon Avenue, Alexandria VA 22301.
Join Del Ray Artisans during our Creative Summer Programs! This series runs from June 1–August 31. Choose which programs fit you best and schedule your own “stay-cation” this summer with artful workshops! Details and registration at delrayartisans.org/programs/creative-summer/
Photograph courtesy of Kelsey Joyce
Playing with Live Sketch, crazy, all I can get is creatures!! ;))
So it fit this weeks assignment!
LS then Brushes app on iPhone
Crocheted Amigurumi Unidentified Creature.
I hope a merry little army of these guys comes and takes over the world to enforce their jolly way of life upon us.
Beagle decides muffler makes best bed binky along with additional hand-crafted bedcover. OH, I am SUCH AN OLD LADY!
I have also discovered that by balancing the camera on my head, I can actually take a long exposure without wiggling, unlike my usually shaky hand-held mode. Built-in tripod!
WEBSITE: creaturisticart.bigcartel.com/
INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/creaturisticart/
FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/creaturisticart/
RELEASE THE CREATURES Exhibition by Creaturisticart
When: 10th to 21st October 2017
Where: Work-Shop Makery (shop window), 106 Oxford St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010
Sydney artist Daniel Muscat (aka Creaturisticart) explores various techniques to highlight his conceptual style ‘creatures’. Originally coming from a beach town in Jervis Bay down the South Coast, he enjoys exploring various concepts that contrast his personal experiences.
My art is focused around characters which I call 'creatures', and depict an exaggerated form and thought process of the human face which conceptually highlights a psychological journey of my self expression.
I highlight concepts of life and death, mainly focusing on rebirth. Through this timeline I focus on my sexuality and personal experiences through life; highlighting the closure and insecurities of what I once held to the anxieties I have to this day. Once we come out of our shell we become reborn. Through the masks like creatures I contrast a thought and unrealistic realm. This realm is what we develop in our mind. Our mind is focused on different opinions, thoughts, ideas, beliefs, concepts - I develop these into horrifying alien like beings of what I call 'creatures'.
'Release the Creatures' is my first exhibition and a collection of works highlighting my characteristic style. You are able to watch my art on my Facebook and Instagram.