Alumna Su-An Ng Creates Animated Artwork for Wynscreen, Australia's Newest Digital Public Art Site

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Posted on February 14, 2017 | Updated April 27, 2021, 12:50pm

Commissioned by Australia's Transport for New South Wales, Woven Moments (2017) is a 10-minute animation made specifically for Wynscreen.

Commissioned by Transport for New South Wales, Woven Moments (2017) is a 10-minute animation made specifically for Wynscreen, a new 23-metre curved LED screen dedicated to moving digital artwork. Wynscreen is situated on the mezzanine level of Wynyard Station’s Clarence Street entrance in the heart of Sydney, Australia's central business district.

Woven Moments (2017) is an abstract expressionistic animation reflecting on our interconnectedness to each other, the land we live on and the space we exist in. This work meditates on moments in time, flowing across multiple dimensions. It is inspired by the quantum physics theory that everything in the universe exists simultaneously in particle and wave states.

Woven Moments was directed and animated by Su-An Ng (2009).

About the project:

doeanddoe is a creative content studio, passionate about exploring the collision between art, design and science, and curious about the unlikely pairing of creatives. Using design thinking with motion, sound, graphic, and experiential design, the team is fully equipped to bring a seed of an idea to an impactful sensory experience for commercial and independent projects. The studio is excited to continue exploring the potential of urban screens for Digital Placemaking in contemporary and forward looking perspectives.

Produced by Beatrice Chew
Animation assistants - Beatrice Chew, Claudine Michael, William Nghiem
In collaboration with artist Michele Morcos
Commissioned by Transport for NSW
Architect - Woods Bagot
Builder - CPB Contractors (Theiss)
Digital fabrication - AR-MA
Curatorial Team - Cultural Capital
Curatorial Director - Alessio Cavallaro
Technical Director - Hai Tran
Project Manager - Amanda Jelicich-Kane

About Wynscreen:

Wynscreen is Sydney’s newest site for art in public space, dedicated to high quality moving image artworks. Designed by Woods Bagot, and curated by Cultural Capital for Transport for NSW (TfNSW), a daily approximate of 30,000 commuters experience the 23 metre long LED screen; an integrated part of the Clarence Street entrance to Wynyard Walk, Wynyard Station.

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