Lynette Wallworth
Lynette Wallworth is an Australian artist whose practice spans video installation, photography and short film. In her current body of work, she specialises in the creation of immersive installation environments that offer tactile gateways. Frequently, the works are developed in series to provide a sense of a cumulative process that changes over time. The environments are not passive spaces but rely on activation by the participant/viewer. The interplay between the moving image, sound, space and visitor as component elements in the ecosystem of a work is the artist’s primary focus.
Wallworth's work is about the relationships between ourselves and nature, about how we are made up of our physical and biological environments, even as we re-make the world through our activities. The activation of the work by the viewer becomes a metaphor for our connectedness within biological, social and ecological systems. She uses technology to reveal the hidden intricacies of human immersion in the wide, complex world.
Lynette Wallworth is represented by Forma Arts and Media Limited
Photography: Colin Davison, courtesy of the National Glass Centre, Sunderland, UK (R)
Past Exhibitions
Kafka Fragmente
Elegy for Young Lovers
Sydney Festival
Beautiful Sunset
Duality of Light
Evolution of Fearlessness
Evolution of Fearlessness
Invisible by Night (solo exhibition)
Evolution of Fearlessness (solo exhibition)
Hold: Vessel 1 and 2
Evolution of Fearlessness
Invisible by Night
Hold: Vessel 2, 2007
Lynette Wallworth | National Glass Centre, UK
Hold: Vessel 1, 2001
Damavand Mountain
Evolution of Fearlessness (various works)
Still:Waiting2
