Charlie Donaldson: Aarnivalkea Research Society

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Charlie Donaldson’s installation Aarnivalkea research society is based upon the Finnish myth of the will o’ the wisp. Created in the guise of an anonymous researcher, the laboratory-style set-up of the installation feeds unrelated information into a narrative structure and allows the viewer to create their own story out of the images at hand. This project continued Donaldson’s inquiry into the use of associative image-driven systems on the internet as tools for creating narrative.

Charlie Donaldson lives and works in Brisbane. He graduated from Griffith University with a Bachelor of Photography (Honours) in 2014. Aarnivalkea research society marks his first solo exhibition.

words by Jonathan McBurnie

Cut Thumb Ari Address: 55 Whynot St West End.
(one night only)

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