Linda Loh Artist Talk: Exploring the Technological Sublime

Join us at MAP mima for an enlightening artist talk featuring Linda Loh, a visual artist whose innovative work delves into the captivating realm of digital space and light. Drawing from her diverse background and experiences between New York City and Melbourne, Australia, Linda Loh has established herself as a prominent figure in the contemporary art scene.

Don't miss this opportunity to gain insight into Linda Loh's captivating artistic practice and explore the intersection of technology, light, and the sublime.

Date:

Saturday 22nd June 2022

Time:

2-3pm

Location

Multi-Arts Pavilion, mima - 96 Creek Reserve, Speers Point

About Linda Loh

Linda's multimedia works transcend conventional boundaries, as she navigates the elusive form and materiality of digital space through transformed sources of light. With a Bachelor of Fine Art from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) University and a Master of Fine Art in Computer Arts from the School of Visual Arts in New York City, Linda's artistic journey is rich with exploration and discovery.

Throughout her career, Linda has participated in numerous solo and group exhibitions, projection festivals, public LED billboard projects, and online events, captivating audiences with her abstract composites of indeterminate forms and inherent luminosity. Her works have been showcased in prestigious venues around the world, including Untitled Miami during Miami Art Week.

In her artist statement, Linda shares her fascination with light-based phenomena and the relationship between light, altered states of consciousness, and experiences of transcendence. Drawing inspiration from the "technological sublime" and Neoplatonism, Linda's work invites viewers to contemplate the ineffable nature of human psychology within the luminous, numinous digital space.

Accessibility

The venues are wheelchair accessible, flashing lights for performances. MAP mima amenities include two all gender (1 accessible RH transfer) and 2 accessible carparks

Parking

*There is limited parking available at MAP mima near the Cockle Creek Boat Ramp, please check the signs carefully as a portion of the carpark is only available to boat trailers and is regularly enforced. Alternative parking is located on Park Road, near Speers Point Pool, then a short walk down the promenade.