Hello, I’m Wendy and come from a dance and choreographic background before being seduced into new-media art and urban-media projection. Currently, I have immensely enjoyed the opportunities I’ve been given to create projection works and I’m keenly interested in incorporating new media techniques to design engaging works such as anamorphic and 3D design. To me, projection is like a promethean fire that early humans gathered around to tell stories, so my philosophy with projection and public art is that it is important to design with an intention to the locality of the installation to create a sense of placemaking and to elevate the local communities it engages with.

No Time To Think Was Projection Onto The Story Wall Of The State Library Of Adelaide, The Design And Intention Behind This Work Drew Heavy Inspiration From The Book, The World Without Us, By Alan Weisman, Which Delves Into A Hypothetical Scenario In Which Humanity Vanishes From The Earth. In The Absence Of Human Intervention Seeds Which Fall Onto Eroding Architectural Surfaces Would Begin To Germinate Rapidly And Continually, Eventually Bringing Down The Building Structures We’ve Left Behind.