Interacting at the Museum of Contemporary Art Sydney

AUSTRALIA | Tuesday, 8 January 2013 | Views [357] | View Smaller Image

(5) The final image looks at the interactive art experience from a first person perspective. Instead of observing others at The Musuem of Contemporary Art in Sydney, I turned the lens on my own personal interaction with one of Anish Kapoor’s reflective works. Making myself part of the art experience. The reflective environment provided by the artist and the composition captured by the photographer. A little collaboration between me and Anish Kapoor (This photo was taken with an iPhone)

Tags: travel photography scholarship 2012, scholarship entry, national geographic

(4) Anish Kapoor is one of the most recognisable contemporary artists in the world today. The Museum of Contemporary Art is
featuring some of his works for the first time in the gallery. This photograph looks not only at Kapoor’s
reflective work ‘The Sydney Eye’, it also looks at what an object is, in relation to other things. In this case, Kapoor’s circular work reflecting the sky around Sydney, is juxtaposed against the solid square matt mass of the museum itself. It is fitting because Kapoor’s work looks at ideas of form, voids and content, and how an object can be and not be. I was particularly pleased to catch this
moment of two workers shining the great reflective surface, preparing the work for the public gaze, themselves becoming a piece of art in my photograph. (This photo was taken with an iPhone)

< previous

5 of 5

Return to photo gallery >>

Interacting at the Museum of Contemporary Art Sydney

Share