Connections: Time, texture, pattern was an exhibition that showcased the work of over 50 graduating UniSC Design students across digital culture, visual communication, screen, game design, and interactive media. The multi-sensory exhibition included immersive installations, photography, illustrations, experimental video art, soundscapes, and augmented reality.
Design at UniSC is an interdisciplinary program with dynamic pathways that encourage students to discover their creativity and develop critical thinking through experimentation in an inclusive and exploratory environment. This versatile interdisciplinary program equips students with theoretical knowledge, creative skills, cultural awareness and critical thinking to imagine and shape a future that is changing rapidly by design.
Presented in partnership with UniSC School of Business and Creative Industries.
Programs and events
Opening event
6 pm, Friday 1 November
The opening of Connections: Pattern, texture, time and announcement of the Gerard Mills Prize for Wildlife Photography.
Image: Installation view of Connections: Time, texture, pattern at UniSC Art Gallery. Photo: Tricia King.