This is the website and blog of George Poonkhin Khut, an Australian artist working across the areas of live-art, interaction design and arts-health.
I make interactive and participatory artworks and exhibitions. I use electronic technologies and direct face-to-face interactions to support audiences to observe and reflect on aspects of their lives that are often hidden from view (i.e. physiology, psychology, local history, consumption etc..). These works focus a lot on the importance of hands-on experience, and the role of witnessing, reflection and story-sharing as ways by which we make sense of our lives.
Since 2002 I’ve been making and exhibiting body-focussed interactive art works that combine body-sensing technologies with interactive sound and visuals. These art works invite people to explore and reflect on interactions between their own physiology and psychology using electronics to measure and translate body signals into sound and light, and social settings that encourage quiet attentiveness and intimate discussions around themes of self-hood, health and mortality.
Art, Embodiment and Interpretation
This is the website and blog of George Poonkhin Khut, an Australian artist working across the areas of live-art, interaction design and arts-health.
I make interactive and participatory artworks and exhibitions. I use electronic technologies and direct face-to-face interactions to support audiences to observe and reflect on aspects of their lives that are often hidden from view (i.e. physiology, psychology, local history, consumption etc..). These works focus a lot on the importance of hands-on experience, and the role of witnessing, reflection and story-sharing as ways by which we make sense of our lives.
Since 2002 I’ve been making and exhibiting body-focussed interactive art works that combine body-sensing technologies with interactive sound and visuals. These art works invite people to explore and reflect on interactions between their own physiology and psychology using electronics to measure and translate body signals into sound and light, and social settings that encourage quiet attentiveness and intimate discussions around themes of self-hood, health and mortality.
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Contact:
george [at] georgekhut.com
+61 (0) 417 566 425