Our artistic creations draw inspiration from the natural environment, employing a blend of analogue print techniques and technology, specifically silkscreen and Risograph printing. We aim to utilize vibrant patterned artworks, crafted through human ingenuity and interactive patterns generated by electro signals transmitted by plants and our natural surroundings via a modular synthesizer. These patterns will be printed using Risograph and affixed to the barricades at 62-64 Waterloo Street using wheatpaste. Our overarching objective is to seamlessly merge the beauty of nature with the urban landscape, transforming these barriers into dynamic expressions of the harmony between the two. The project seeks to unite the past, present, and future through an interactive visual arts program, providing our audience with a fresh perspective on traditional art-making methods.

We will leverage our expertise in design, illustration, and printmaking to meticulously craft unique analogue patterned prints in a diverse array of colours, injecting life into the concrete surroundings of a dusty site.

Organised by: Knuckles & Notch