Constellate: Our Time and In Between
2022 UNSW Media Arts Student Work Showcase
Constellate: Our Time and In Between (2022) is a showcase of student work from UNSW’s Bachelor of Media Arts program (soon to become the Bachelor of Fine Arts in Animation and Moving Image in 2023).
The showcase presents works by students across all year levels, representing the breadth and diversity of practices across animation, visual effects, moving image, sound, 3D visualisation, and interdisciplinary projects and installations. More than 70 student artworks are featured in the showcase, through both a campus-based festival and this online exhibition.
Developed through collaboration between staff and students, the showcase is envisaged like a campfire, where students, industry professionals and the wider community can gather to share, reshape and reinterpret stories and memories, as well as experience new narratives and perspectives spun from individual histories. This bond between people become the lines that we draw between stars in the sky. The School of Art & Design is proud to present Constellate: Our Time and In Between (2022) and to celebrate the creative achievements of the students involved. We hope you enjoy it.Â
Please be aware that some of the works featured engage with themes and imagery that may be confronting or cause distress.
Please visit the 360 gallery for an immersive experience
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Special thanks
The showcase was organised by a collaborative effort between UNSW staff and students. Special thanks to our student partners Oscar Davis, Abigail Zhang, Jasmine Luk (Ren), Rachel Zhu, Josh Hwang, and Nathan Wang.
Thanks to the support of:
- UNSW Art & Design
- Arc UNSW Student Life
- UNSW ADA Student Experience
- UNSW Audio Visual Resource Centre
- UNSW Immersive Technologies
- UNSW Hackspace
- UNSW Student Partner Program
- UNSW External EngagementÂ
- UNSW Toolroom
Acknowledgement of Country
UNSW School of Art & Design stands on an important place of learning and exchange first occupied by the Bidjigal and Gadigal peoples.
We acknowledge the Bidjigal and Gadigal peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the land that our students and staff share, create and operate on. We pay our respects to Elders past and present and extend this respect to all First Nations peoples across Australia. Sovereignty has never been ceded.
