FyberMotion

FyberMotion is an artist collective that came into existence to produce works that combine kinetic processes with various materials (textiles, plastics, natural fibres, etc) to create innovative expressive forms.

Artists

Lucie Verhelst

Lucie Verhelst grew up in The Netherlands. Until the age of 22 she was professionally focused towards the performing arts, in particular, dance and pantomime. Later she switched to the Visual Arts undertaking a degree in Education, majoring in Textiles and Sculpture. When Lucie moved to Australia she did an honours degree in Textiles at the Australian National University, School of Art in Canberra and was granted two awards. Her work remains influenced by her theatrical background with movement, repetition and expression being her principal interests. Lucie exhibits on a regular basis.

Alistair Riddell

Alistair Riddell studied Music and Computer Science at La Trobe University in Australia and holds a PhD in composition from Princeton University. He currently lectures in Sound Art and Physical Computing in Photography and Media Arts at the ANU School of Art and is a visiting Fellow in the College of Engineering and Computer Science at the Australian National University.

Belinda Jessup

Belinda Jessup studied Classics at Callaghan University, Newcastle followed by Bachelor of Arts Visual (Honours) in textiles at the Australian National University, School of Art, Canberra. She has exhibited in, group and solo exhibitions both nationally and internationally, maintains a continuing research interest in textile techniques and has attended various conferences and workshops on textiles. Belinda is currently a project officer with Craft Australia.

Project Participants

Margot Seares - Photography

Anita Fitton - Graphic Design, DVD mastering and production

Pergola also drew upon the technical expertise of:

Christopher Fulham - Video Production

Restless Habitat (l & ll) also drew upon the technical expertise of:

Winnie Yang - Video Production

Cameron Moylan - Video Production