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Moving Image Installations
Kristin Lucas presented two moving image installations—silent meditations on the impacts of human activity and climate change—designed to interact with the body. Sick Waves (2015), projected onto the Kay Bailey Convention Center Dallas, is a mesmerizing whorl of waves projected onto architecture. “Sick” is a surfer term used to describe the awe of a surging wave, simultaneously impressive and disquieting. Greater Flamingo, Marching (2017), installed at Pioneer Plaza, is an abstract motion study of flamingo legs, multiplied across LED matrix screens and positioned along a walking path. This piece is from a series of works that focuses on the flamingo courtship march and responds to the impacts of habitat disturbance as well as the decline in habitat quality on flamingo breeding.
Kristin Lucas is an artist exploring the impact of technological change, human activity and climate change in cultural and human-wildlife relationships.
Lucas has presented her work nationally and internationally, recently at And/Or Gallery, EarthxFilm Festival, Engadget Alternate Realities Experience, Haus der Kunst, HeK Basel, Pioneer Works, Toronto International Film Festival, and Wall Street Journal’s Future of Everything Festival. Her work has been featured in Art in America and Engadget and is represented by And/Or Gallery in Los Angeles and Postmasters in New York. Her videos are distributed through Electronic Arts Intermix. She is a member of New Inc at the New Museum and art faculty at University of Texas at Austin.
Kristin Lucas: Sick Waves, 2015
KRISTIN LUCAS: Sick Waves
KRISTIN LUCAS:
Greater Flamingo, Marching
Moving Image Installations
Kristin Lucas presented two moving image installations—silent meditations on the impacts of human activity and climate change—designed to interact with the body. Sick Waves (2015), projected onto the Kay Bailey Convention Center Dallas, is a mesmerizing whorl of waves projected onto architecture. “Sick” is a surfer term used to describe the awe of a surging wave, simultaneously impressive and disquieting. Greater Flamingo, Marching (2017), installed at Pioneer Plaza, is an abstract motion study of flamingo legs, multiplied across LED matrix screens and positioned along a walking path. This piece is from a series of works that focuses on the flamingo courtship march and responds to the impacts of habitat disturbance as well as the decline in habitat quality on flamingo breeding.
Bio
Kristin Lucas is an artist exploring the impact of technological change, human activity and climate change in cultural and human-wildlife relationships.
Lucas has presented her work nationally and internationally, recently at And/Or Gallery, EarthxFilm Festival, Engadget Alternate Realities Experience, Haus der Kunst, HeK Basel, Pioneer Works, Toronto International Film Festival, and Wall Street Journal’s Future of Everything Festival. Her work has been featured in Art in America and Engadget and is represented by And/Or Gallery in Los Angeles and Postmasters in New York. Her videos are distributed through Electronic Arts Intermix. She is a member of New Inc at the New Museum and art faculty at University of Texas at Austin.