Success Art Space, Fremantle
February, 2016
At the Equinox explores our markers of perception within landscape, using the
Arctic Circle and the equinox as two perceptual indicators of space and time.
The Arctic Circle is a border
defined by our perception of the sun. While it is depicted definitively on a
map, on the ground this line becomes uncertain. The equinox is the fleeting
tipping point between the extremes of light and dark of the summer and winter
solstices. Two figures attempt to configure a line across the landscape by ‘trapping’
a precarious space between a camera and its reflection in a mirror.
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| Emma Hamilton, At the Equinox, detail, 2015-16. Image courtesy of Guy Louden. |
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| Emma Hamilton, At the Equinox, installation view, 2015-16. Image courtesy of Guy Louden. |
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| Emma Hamilton, At the Equinox, detail, 2015-16. Image courtesy of Guy Louden. |
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| Emma Hamilton, Equinox Sun Spot I-VII, 2015-16. Image courtesy of Guy Louden. |
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| Emma Hamilton, Equinox Sun (23rd September, 10:20am), 2015-16. Image courtesy of Guy Louden. |
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| Emma Hamilton, Equinox Sun (23rd September, 10:20am), 2015-16. Image courtesy of Guy Louden. |
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| Emma Hamilton, At the Equinox, detail, 2015-16. Image courtesy of Guy Louden. |
