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SONIC NETWORK NO.S 4-7 (JOHN ASLANIDIS, painting): Melbourne, , painting from Mar 04 to Mar 27, 2010; John Aslanidis' techno Op Art paintings seem to shimmer and vibrate with colour. transposing aural dissonance into brilliantly coloured and intensively detailed patterns. The four large paintings on display at Block Projects fill the room with a chromatic frequency rich with distortion, visual loops and shimmering interference. Aslandis states, "My intention is to create imagery with a sonic resonance where there is no starting or ending point; capturing a fragment of infinity. There are no two times when a painting will look the same, as it appears to be perpetually shifting. The paintings occupy an ambiguous zone, existing between sound and vision, and resonating with optimistic idealism." Sonic Network No.s 4-7 is on at Block Projects until March 27... More details

SONIC NETWORK NO.S 4-7 (JOHN ASLANIDIS, painting): Melbourne, Australia, painting from Mar 04 to Mar 27, 2010; The techno Op Art paintings of John Aslanidis shimmer and pulsate with a chromatic dissonance transposed from electronic music into paint. Concentric loops of vibrant colour quiver and distort with optical interference. Aslandis states "My intention is to create imagery with a sonic resonance where there is no starting or ending point; capturing a fragment of infinity. There are no two times when a painting will look the same, as it appears to be perpetually shifting. The paintings occupy an ambiguous zone, existing between sound and vision, and resonating with optimistic idealism." SONIC NETWORK NO.S 4-7 is on at Block Projects until March 27... More details

SLABALONG (Camilla Tadich, painting): Richmond, Australia, painting from Mar 02 to Mar 27, 2010; Camilla Tadich’s paintings take you on a dark and solitary journey through the endless space of the Australian continent. The same journey she undertook armed with her camera, her paints and her eye for haunted imagery. Tadich’s nocturnal visions and stark landscapes reveal to us the fragmented glimpses of human activity she found along the way.... More details

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