Artist Information:
Graham Nicholls
London,
United Kingdom
Member Since: Nov 2003
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Artist Statement:
In 1999 Graham Nicholls had
his first solo show in New
York City. This was to launch
him onto an international
arena. Since that time his
work has become more and more
experimental and cutting edge.
With work such as LAM
exploring the possibilities of
both technology and
installation. LAM was a ground
breaking work, drawing upon
not just Nicholls' deep
knowledge of psychology and
hypnosis but also the latest
new media. Nicholls calls
these kinds of works
'Immersive Art', a term
normally used only in Virtual
Reality. Nicholls sees this
concept as being much wider
and a natural extension of
Installation art for our
times. The term 'Immersive
Art' also applied to his
installation 'Epicene' which
used audio to place the viewer
into a hypnotic state,
allowing the viewer to have an
intimate and personal
experience with the work.
For 2004 Graham Nicholls has
been commissioned to create a
Virtual Reality Installation
called 'The Living Image'. The
work uses the latest VR and 3D
technology as well as
audio/video resulting in a
highly interactive experience
controlled by motion sensors.
As well as work that places
the viewer in a new kind of
experience Nicholls also
believes it is...
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Graham Nicholls's Free Artist Portfolio
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In 1999 Graham Nicholls had his first solo show in New York City. This was to launch him onto an international arena. Since that time his work has become more and more experimental and cutting edge. With work such as LAM exploring the possibilities of both technology and installation. LAM was a ground breaking work, drawing upon not just Nicholls' deep knowledge of psychology and hypnosis but also the latest new media. Nicholls calls these kinds of works 'Immersive Art', a term normally used only in Virtual Reality. Nicholls sees this concept as being much wider and a natural extension... |
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