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luX OPERON 1.3
Runner Up in the Wearable Technology Award
in the 2017 World of WearableArt Awards!
LUX OPERON 1.3
Avant-garde Section
2017 World of WearableArt Awards
Artist Statement:
Lux operons are a series of genes controlling chemical reactions to produce bio-luminous pigments within some bacteria and marine animals.
I have utilised a combination of machine and hand-sewn techniques, as well as a 3D plastic extruder pen to produce this piece. Each part is designed to represent an element of texture that portrays my interpretation of Lux Operons - a series of genes controlling chemical reactions to produce bio-luminous pigments within some bacteria and marine animals.
Lux Operon represents the duality of visual expression observed in one form or another by an array of living creatures, be they some form of marine animals, or be they a form of bacteria, or be they an imagined entity within ourselves, they have the enviable ability to produce bio-luminescence as a reaction to their environment. As humans we need technology, our own form of luminescence, to utilise and enhance our clothing, our accessories, our immediate environment… a process I am very interested in in the hopes if mimicking this aesthetics within my work.
Photo top: 'Lux Operon 1.3' by Erica Gray of Australia is modelled in the Avant-garde Section during the World of WearableArt Opening Night 2017 at TSB Bank Arena on September 21, 2017 in Wellington, New Zealand.
(Sept. 20, 2017 - Source: Hagen Hopkins/Getty Images AsiaPac) Zimbo
Photo below top row: LUX OPERON 1.3, Erica Gray, Australia, 2017 World of WearableArt Awards Show
Materials + production details: TPU filament, Lycra, plastic, LED lighting, LUX OPERON utilises a hand manipulated 3D printed technologies (3D printer pen), extruded plastic film & LED lighting.
Digital Interactivity: LUX OPERON 1.3 interactive component in collaboration with Zoran Architecture - Download for ipad and iphone from the Apple App store by clicking here : )
Exhibition:
LUX OPERON
2018 Finalist, exhibited in the iconic National WOW Museum, Nelsom. NZ
2017 Finalisrt, World of WearableArt Awards Show
2017 BODY HAX CON, Texas USA
2016 SARTorial, Vivid Ideas, Sydney Fringe Festival
More of my WOW entry pieces HERE
in the 2017 World of WearableArt Awards!
LUX OPERON 1.3
Avant-garde Section
2017 World of WearableArt Awards
Artist Statement:
Lux operons are a series of genes controlling chemical reactions to produce bio-luminous pigments within some bacteria and marine animals.
I have utilised a combination of machine and hand-sewn techniques, as well as a 3D plastic extruder pen to produce this piece. Each part is designed to represent an element of texture that portrays my interpretation of Lux Operons - a series of genes controlling chemical reactions to produce bio-luminous pigments within some bacteria and marine animals.
Lux Operon represents the duality of visual expression observed in one form or another by an array of living creatures, be they some form of marine animals, or be they a form of bacteria, or be they an imagined entity within ourselves, they have the enviable ability to produce bio-luminescence as a reaction to their environment. As humans we need technology, our own form of luminescence, to utilise and enhance our clothing, our accessories, our immediate environment… a process I am very interested in in the hopes if mimicking this aesthetics within my work.
Photo top: 'Lux Operon 1.3' by Erica Gray of Australia is modelled in the Avant-garde Section during the World of WearableArt Opening Night 2017 at TSB Bank Arena on September 21, 2017 in Wellington, New Zealand.
(Sept. 20, 2017 - Source: Hagen Hopkins/Getty Images AsiaPac) Zimbo
Photo below top row: LUX OPERON 1.3, Erica Gray, Australia, 2017 World of WearableArt Awards Show
Materials + production details: TPU filament, Lycra, plastic, LED lighting, LUX OPERON utilises a hand manipulated 3D printed technologies (3D printer pen), extruded plastic film & LED lighting.
Digital Interactivity: LUX OPERON 1.3 interactive component in collaboration with Zoran Architecture - Download for ipad and iphone from the Apple App store by clicking here : )
Exhibition:
LUX OPERON
2018 Finalist, exhibited in the iconic National WOW Museum, Nelsom. NZ
2017 Finalisrt, World of WearableArt Awards Show
2017 BODY HAX CON, Texas USA
2016 SARTorial, Vivid Ideas, Sydney Fringe Festival
More of my WOW entry pieces HERE
photo credit:
top row: LUX OPERON 1.3, Erica Gray,Australia, photo: World of WearableArt 2017
2+3 rows: Razer Photography by Anna Glen, Model Effie Lmm @ 2016 SARTorial
Body Hacking Con, Austin Texas, USA Fashion/Tech PUT TOGETHER display 2017
Bootom 2 rows: Making process
News media:
World of WearableART (wow) 2017
The 2017 WOW Award Winners
Newshub. The winners for 2017
Daily Mail, World of WearableArt
scoop....WOW Show finalists
Satorial:
a match made in sARTorial heaven
Blank mag....SARTORIAL
iNTERVIEWS:
INTERVIEW with Joe Pitcher & TextileArtist.org
Conversations with the makers with Glenys Mann from FIBRE ARTS AUSTRALIA
pechakucha
top row: LUX OPERON 1.3, Erica Gray,Australia, photo: World of WearableArt 2017
2+3 rows: Razer Photography by Anna Glen, Model Effie Lmm @ 2016 SARTorial
Body Hacking Con, Austin Texas, USA Fashion/Tech PUT TOGETHER display 2017
Bootom 2 rows: Making process
News media:
World of WearableART (wow) 2017
The 2017 WOW Award Winners
Newshub. The winners for 2017
Daily Mail, World of WearableArt
scoop....WOW Show finalists
Satorial:
a match made in sARTorial heaven
Blank mag....SARTORIAL
iNTERVIEWS:
INTERVIEW with Joe Pitcher & TextileArtist.org
Conversations with the makers with Glenys Mann from FIBRE ARTS AUSTRALIA
pechakucha
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