Dominic Harris at Halcyon Gallery
Exhibition
Employing cutting-edge technology, contemporary British artist Dominic Harris delves into the realm of natural wonders, crafting deeply personal renditions that blend reverence for nature with a captivating fascination for code. In his imaginative world, reality takes on a surreal and enchanting quality, transporting viewers into a realm where art and technology converge. Harris artfully weaves participation and interaction into the fabric of his creations, fostering a dynamic exchange between artist and audience. Through this interplay, the artworks come alive, not only in their form but also in the profound meanings they evoke. Embracing interactivity as a central theme, Harris' masterpieces offer an enthralling journey that invites viewers to be an integral part of the enchanting narrative.
Named Feeding Consciousness, the exhibition showcases a captivating ensemble of eighteen innovative interactive creations, seamlessly merging AI, code, machine learning, 3D sensors, and other state-of-the-art technologies.
Drawing inspiration from the ancient Tower of Babel myth, the artist presents two captivating focal pieces. The first, aptly named Limitless, features a towering eight-foot-high vertical touchscreen adorned with gleaming gold blocks. Each block proudly bears the logo of a different company, intricately linked to the FTSE share index. This interconnection, in turn, determines the blocks' positions and their changing luster or tarnish. The artwork ingeniously reflects real-time market fluctuations, offering viewers an illuminating and thought-provoking contemplation of capital growth.
‘There’s less permanence in anything around us at the moment and it just feels to me natural, if not incredibly appropriate, that my pieces, while permanent in the traditional ‘static’ sense, also capture the blurred lines of the digital world.’
DOMINIC HARRIS
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