Art House 26
Address: The Ramp House, 9E Bellfield Lane
Open: 6/7 and 13/14 September, 10am-6pm
Greta’s paintings respond to on-site experiences at Portobello Amusements, then worked with using ‘Jitter’ software where the image moves in response to Greta’s music. The work is made in collaboration with Drake Music Scotland.
Greta Chambers McMillan has exhibited as part of Art Walk Porty since 2017 and this year will be exhibiting a retrospective of the last 8 years of participation, showing her range of developing subject matter and media, from the origins of the ‘wee beasties’ laser cuts, to a looped screening throughout the weekend of her award winning short films, most of which address the climate crisis. In response to this year’s theme ‘Showground’ Greta will paint inspired by the colours and sounds of the Amusement Arcade, and then take this into ‘jitter’ software, where her eyegaze music will change the paintings to moving images, producing an experiential installation which examines play and performance in a 3D sensory way.
Greta produces all of her creative work using the cutting edge eyegaze technology that enables her to access every way of working using her eyes, which become mouse and cursor on her specialist iPad.
Website: www.studiogreta.co.uk
Instagram: @gretaseyegazeart
Contact: thea@chambersmcmillan.com
Also showing with Bea Chambers McMillan and Thea Chambers
