Before the discovery of continents such as Australia the region below the equator was considered by Europeans a space where logic and social structure were potentially inverted. Such myths became ritualised in actions such as the dunking of a ship’s captain into the ocean when crossing into the southern hemisphere.
Installation: “Lines of Force” at SCA Galleries, The University of Sydney. Curated by Nic Tsoutas
Before the discovery of continents such as Australia the region below the equator was considered by Europeans a space where logic and social structure were potentially inverted. Such myths became ritualised in actions such as the dunking of a ship’s captain into the ocean when crossing into the southern hemisphere.
Installation: “Lines of Force” at SCA Galleries, The University of Sydney. Curated by Nic Tsoutas