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Art projection: Sebastian Moody’s ‘Voices’

The three artworks will be on rotation from 5:30-11:30pm each night as part of Council’s Public Art Collection.The collection is made up of close to 500 pieces by local, national and internationally renowned artists. The collection comprises artworks in a mix of styles and materials ranging from traditional bronze sculptures to large scale contemporary artworks with lighting programs. Since 2019, Council has commissioned digital artworks for the city’s growing public art collection by living contemporary artists working across diverse practices. Words were selected that could function as both nouns, verbs, adjectives as well as words related to politics, poetics, and my own experience of living in Brisbane.” Sebastian Moody, 2022Voices is a bold digital artwork of kinetic typography intended to create moments of contemplation as a large-scale projection and as a stand-alone video work. Words were selected that could function as both nouns, verbs, adjectives as well as words related to politics, poetics, and the artist's experience of living in Brisbane.About the artist: Born in Sydney, Australia, Sebastian Moody currently lives and works in Brisbane, where he completed a Bachelor of Visual Arts at QUT (2001) and a Master of Museum Studies at The University of Queensland (2009).

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