Margaret Seymour

Margaret Seymour is interested in the relationship between technology, the environment and human experience. However her artworks aren't always screen-based; instead, she takes an interdisciplinary approach, creating objects and installations that consider how contemporary life is shaped by technological and living systems.

Selected works have been shown in group exhibitions with a variety of themes: Place and Image (Articulate Project Space, 2019), Footsteps in the Corridor (ArticulateUpstairs, 2018), The Sceptical Image (SCA Galleries, University of Sydney, 2014), La Lune: Energy Producing Art (Long Reef Headland, Sydney, 2014) and Electroscape: The Here and Now of Digital Art (107 Projects, Redfern, 2014). Solo exhibitions include Tracker at Articulate Project Space in 2013 and Shiver and Disappear at Artereal Gallery Project Space in 2012.

ARTWORKS:
Form Finding Acuminata The Crossing Walking in the Colour Field Remote Sensing Solar Echo Tracker Shiver and Disappear Pas de Deux Scanners 1 and 2Angelica Dis/appearThe Mirrored Room The Observation RoomArchitectural interventions Site-specific installations

 

SELECTED GRANTS, PRIZES, RESIDENCIES:
2024 - AiR at Narra Bukulla, Tanja, NSW, Australia
2015 - BAiR residency at The Banff Centre, Canada
2012 - Australia Council New Work grant
2011 - Winner of the Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize
2005 - Australia Council New Media Arts Board International Residency: Banff, Canada