About this Event
Join us for an inspiring artist talk as part of the World of Winter Festival!
What to Expect:
- Jay Tettamanti’s Artist Talk: Dive into the creative journey of Jay Tettamanti, the award-winning artist behind Chalk River Labs, as he showcases his renowned projection sculptures that blend light, sound, and form.
- Behind the Scenes: Discover the process, career highlights and the transformative power of merging art and technology.
- DGRI’s Activate Grants: Learn about Downtown Grand Rapids, Inc.’s (DGRI) Activate Grants, offering up to $10,000 in funding for creative projects that activate public spaces in 2025.
- Q&A Session: Get your questions answered and gain insights into how to turn ideas into impactful public art installations.
Detatils:
- Location: Woodbridge N. Ferris Building, Room 217
- Admission: Free with registration
About the Artist:
Jay Tettamanti is the award winning innovative force behind Chalk River Labs, a Melbourne-based creative studio specialising in the art of projection sculptures. With a passion for multidisciplinary art, Jay has honed a unique talent for crafting experiential installations that seamlessly integrate projection, audio, and sculpture.
At the heart of Chalk River Labs’ creations lies a deep admiration for the intrinsic beauty of nature’s symmetry and complex geometry. Jay’s artistic journey is an exploration of these natural wonders, where he skillfully overlays them in a captivating collage. The result is a transformative experience that takes ordinary structures and transforms them into enchanting, textured sculptures that captivate the senses.
Jay’s work is a harmonious convergence of technology and artistry, where each piece invites viewers to embark on a sensory journey. The interplay of light, sound, and form in his installations elicits a profound connection between the observer and the environment, fostering a renewed appreciation for the intricate patterns that define our world.
Tettamanti has several qualifications in audiovisual technology including a Bachelor Degree in Fine Arts (Media Arts) from RMIT University. As a highly qualified Technical Director, he has worked for large Institutions, international touring exhibitions, Arts Organizations, Local Government Councils, Arts Festivals and emerging and established artists. This includes the Centre for Projection Art, the Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI), Amigo and Amigo and Tandanya Indigenous Cultural Institute.anya Indigenous Cultural Institute.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Woodbridge N. Ferris Building, 17 Pearl Street Northwest, Grand Rapids, United States
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