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posted on 2024-06-17, 08:10authored byT Bolatagici
Bolatagici has a strong interest in the symbolic aspects of traditional Fijian mat weaving and its ceremonial importance for various stages of the life cycle. This work draws from online archives of Fijian military and private security workers posted in social media. The faces are pixelated to obscure identities, and in this process they become a visual reference to woven patterns. On the other side of the screen we see a woman's hands weaving a portrait of a soldier together, as she tries to make someone or something visible again. Yet the image of the face is never completed.; it remains unresolved and the identity unknown.
History
Creation date
2012-01-01
Material type
other
Language
eng
Notes
ATTENTION ERA 2015 CLUSTER LEADERS: The Library does not currently have access to the research output associated with this record, please contact DRO staff for further information regarding access.drosupport@deakin.edu.auExhibited at the 7th Asia Pacific Triennial for the '20-Year Archive Project'. 8 December 2012 — 14 April 2013 : Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA) and Queensland Art Gallery (QAG). This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.
Publication classification
J2 Minor original creative work, JR1 Recorded or Rendered Creative Works - Film, Video
Extent
1 digital video on LCD monitor; 12:00 mins; colour
Publisher
Queensland Art Gallery; 7th Asia Pacific Triennial