Tim Bruniges
Sound artist and musician Tim Bruniges will be in residence with support from the Australia Council for the Arts. Through the use of live, regenerating audio systems his performance and installation projects aim to foreground the volumetric, tactile experience of sound. During his residency Bruniges will work with live audio, tape, and EMPAC’s Wave Field Synthesis array to develop new work.
In 2019 Bruniges was awarded a PhD for his research on live sound installation practice and was the recipient of an Australian Postgraduate Award and Research Excellence award from UNSW Art & Design. He also holds a Master of Fine Arts from COFA, UNSW, and a Bachelor of Arts (Mus) with distinction from the University of Western Sydney. His works have been exhibited in Australia, USA, UK, Belgium, Germany, France, Iceland, Russia, and Dubai, and written about in Artsy, Hyperallergic, New York Magazine, and The New York Times. His work is held in private collections and at Artbank Australia.
Main Image: MIRRORS (2014), Tim Bruniges, installation view, SIGNAL, New York. Courtesy the artist.
EMPAC collaborates with the Australia Council for the Arts and the Flemish Government’s Department of Culture, Youth and Media (Belgium) to provide residency support for artists. The EMPAC curators work with staff from each organization to select projects from yearly open calls. Information on eligibility, deadlines, and how to apply can be found at the participating organization’s website.
