Developed from Cutts’ ongoing research, the exhibition aimed to provide an understanding of the cycle and formation of electronic waste (obsolete or discarded electronic devices) and the processes involved from the mining and extraction of minerals, through to the manufacturing and product distribution setup. Discarded remnants slowly sinking to leave something behind, undermining and deteriorating our beds and water passages.
Traces of a Cathode addressed the improper ‘methods’ of electronic recycling globally and highlighted the need for clearer and cleaner methods of recycling in our local communities and the roles individuals can play to decrease their carbon footprint.
Through the online exhibition tour (↓), you are invited to navigate your way through the gallery space. gliding past the artworks, channelling the flow of information like a subterranean data cable.
This form of exhibition documentation contains audio transcribed artwork descriptions, recorded by the artists and curator themselves, and is available to access worldwide on desktop, mobile, tablet and virtual reality headsets.
Pioneers V21 Artspace continue to lead the way since disrupting the arts and culture sector in 2017 with their application of innovative technologies in capturing real-time exhibitions to produce interactive 3D Virtual Tours for showcasing online, providing an engaging digital solution for accessibility, archiving, and audience development. V21 Artspace continue to evolve their processes and methods to remain at the forefront of their craft.
