Ambiguous Origins
Thesis Exhibition for Interdisciplinary Art, Media and Design Masters Candidate Adrienne Matheuszik
Location
Ignite Gallery
Ambiguous origins poster
Ambiguous Origins is an exhibition exploring the boundary between the physical and the digital through augmented reality, installation and film. Drawing connections among science fiction, new media and mixed-race identity, Ambiguous Origins chronicles the journey of a space explorer and an Object of Ambiguous Origin. The works address contingency of identity in different contexts and the process of being (mis-)identified.
Adrienne Matheuszik is an interdisciplinary artist focusing in new media. Based in Toronto, Matheuszik holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Ottawa and a Graduate Certificate from Concordia University. She is interested in hybridity and mixed-race identity. She works primarily with digital mediums such as augmented reality, video, sculpture and interactive installation.
For more information follow @hey_adrienne on instagram
Website Location
Ignite Gallery
Ambiguous Origins is an exhibition exploring the boundary between the physical and the digital through augmented reality, installation and film. Drawing connections among science fiction, new media and mixed-race identity, Ambiguous Origins chronicles the journey of a space explorer and an Object of Ambiguous Origin. The works address contingency of identity in different contexts and the process of being (mis-)identified.
Adrienne Matheuszik is an interdisciplinary artist focusing in new media. Based in Toronto, Matheuszik holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Ottawa and a Graduate Certificate from Concordia University. She is interested in hybridity and mixed-race identity. She works primarily with digital mediums such as augmented reality, video, sculpture and interactive installation.
For more information follow @hey_adrienne on instagram
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