Pathetic Fallacy
2014, HD video, stereo, 4:12 loop
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Pathetic Fallacy is an intergenerational dialogue about growing old.
Youth doesn't believe it will age. Age believes it knows best. Humans believe in the pathos of humanity. And the cycle continues. 
Behind the scenes: Actroid-F operated by Kirsten Packham
"I warmed to …an innocence in the performances that suggested co-existence of machine and human in the domestic, private space is not spectacular (as is often proposed) but quite prosaic. So it felt the offer from …the artist was very thoughtful and considered notwithstanding that their discussion about ageing is quite disconcerting." |
Screenings/Exhibitions
SHErobots, TU Delft Library, Netherlands 2024 Taiwan International Video Art Exhibition, Taipei, 2023 SHErobots, Tin Sheds Gallery, Sydney 2022 Spectra: Multiplicities, ANAT, Melbourne 2022 Bangkok Art Biennale, Thailand 2020-21 Future and the Arts, Mori Art Museum, Tokyo 2019-20 BioFiction Film Festival, Vienna 2019 Women in Media Technology, Athens 2019 Tribute to the 15 Years of Athens Digital Arts Festival, Athens 2019 Synthetic Mediart, Taipei Expo Park, Taiwan 2019 Festival Nuovo Cinema Europa, Genova 2018 The Female is Future, Gallery Hashimoto, Tokyo 2018 Ex Machina and featured short artist films, New York University, Shanghai 2018 Athens Digital Arts Festival 2017 Athens Digital Arts Festival tour of Attica and Argosaronic Islands 2017 Cairo Video Festival 2017 Highlights of the Cairo Video Festival, Medrar for Contemporary Art, Cairo 2017 Blue Magpie Experimental Film Series, Taiwan 2017 Pisa Robot Film Festival, Italy 2017 Juried exhibition, International Symposium on Electronic Art, Run Run Shaw Centre for Creative Media, Hong Kong 2016 Beyond Beyond the Valley of the Dolls, UNSW Galleries, Sydney 2015 Credits Light and camera: Campbell Drummond Assist: Lindsay Webb, Maylei Hunt Ursula: Maggie Blinco Actroid operator: Kirsten Packham Robot: Hiroshi Ishiguro Laboratories Permissions: National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) Japan, + Creative Robotics Lab, National Institute for Experimental Arts, UNSW Art & Design, Australia Links Watch video Subtitled Japanese 日本語の字幕 Titled + credited version |