‘One’, a single channel video, composed of near-live video and pre-rendered animation. 3 minutes duration.
One, 2024, single-channel video animation still.
One, 2024, single-channel video animation still.
One, 2024, single-channel video animation still.
One, 2024, single-channel video animation still.
ONE
‘One’ explores the ‘symbiotic tension’ between Earth and Moon, regarding, influencing and transforming each other in a single, dynamic system. This unity creates a balance in energy and influence which directly intersects with the Chinese philosophy of Yin and Yang, an eternal system of renewal where opposing energies work together to create harmony and balance.
This artwork consists of a single screen video, composed of near-live video, data-driven animation and pre-rendered animation.
The Screening
'Double Vision' is a digital public art project run by Woollahra Council. The digital screen, installed under the escalators to the Woollahra Library (Kiaora Place) in Double Bay features a range of varied video or other screen based artworks from different artists. Works displayed on the screen aims to engage and provide a point of difference to the public in this space.
CREDITS
NASA's Scientific Visualization Studio, NASA; Live High-Definition Views from the International Space Station (Official NASA Stream), TIm Parsons - drone footage and Raspberry-Pi Programming.
About the Artist
Karen Lee is a Sydney-based artist specializing in concept-driven digital artworks leveraging abstraction, synaesthesia and resonance. Lee has recently been commissioned by several local councils and is a two-time Ravenswood Women's Art Prize finalist and most recently exhibited her work at Sydney’s South by Southwest.