Clean Energy Capability Portfolio | Empowering Consumers |
Energy in Public ArtOpening post-industrial and ecologically sensitive sites to public viewers through the conception and deployment of energy systems in public art . |
Competitive Advantage • Ability to create bespoke expressions of energy in art applicable to broad public display and specific site requirements
• Load shedding coupled with local energy production and storage enabling energy powered artwork to be deployed in hitherto inaccessible sites
• Development of simple robust operating systems capable of being adapted and deployed on ecosensitive and remote sites
Impact • Expanding the potential for technical public artwork to be used in site regeneration
• Raising awareness of energy production and storage to a broader non-technical audience through employed visual based methodology
Successful Applications |
Capabilities and Facilities • Systems development and assembly
• Assistance with visualisation of technical / energy systems through employment of fine art
• Activation of specified sites through ecologically sensitive artistic intervention
Our Collaborators • Jaycar Electronics
• Rights Community Action UK
• Silex Solar
• BP Solar
• Randwick City Council
• Broken Hill Art Exchange
More Information Allan Giddy
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• Post-industrial sites – UK , Germany , Australia |
School of Art and Design |
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• Ecologically sensitive sites – Australia , New Zealand |
T : + 61 403 832 654 |
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• Arid zones – Australia |
E : a . giddy @ unsw . edu . au |
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• Community site activation – Turkey , UK , Ireland , Australia , New Zealand |
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