Craig Walsh creates computer manipulated imagery as projections onto, and in response to, existing environments and contexts. In so doing his work encourages people to question their engagement with these sites.
This has led to the production of work in diverse locations including train lines, carparks, shop windows, galleries and historical architecture. He is especially interested in developing cross disciplinary and cultural collaborations.
Craig has been awarded international residencies and has exhibited through Asia working across a range of forms including theatre, architecture, public works, gallery exhibitions and festivals.
- Incursion San Jose
- Artwork title:
- Incursion 37:20:15.71" N – 121: 53:09.51" W
- Exhibition:
- SJ01 2nd Biennial Festival of Art on the Edge
- Location:
- San Jose, California, USA
- Date:
- 2008
- Materials:
- 12 channel synchronized digital video projection, customized rear projection screen Photo credit: Craig Walsh
- Cross reference Adelaide
- Artwork title:
- Cross – reference
- Exhibition:
- Adelaide Biennial Of Australian Art
- Location:
- Art Gallery of South Australia
- Date:
- 2005
- Materials:
- Materials: single channel digital projection, custom rear projection screen, existing doorway Photo credit: Craig Walsh
- Cross reference Yokohama
- Artwork title:
- Cross – reference 35:27:02N/139:39:36E
- Exhibition:
- Yokohama International Triennale of Contemporary art
- Location:
- Yokahama, Japan
- Date:
- 2005
- Materials:
- Materials: two channel digital video projection and single channel surveillance monitor synchronized, custom rear projection screens, architectural model, 3ccc camera. Photo credit: Craig Walsh
Artefact H10515 is an associated Event of Art & About 2009, presented by City of Sydney.