A computer-generated landscape shows fragments of a cityscape, a swamp with disjointed concrete sculptural figures floating within it, billboards displaying screenshots.
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James Wylie

James Wylie is an artist based in Tāmaki Makaurau, Auckland. Wylie completed his Masters at Elam School of Fine Arts in 2018. His work addresses issues of technological progress, promoting care and understanding in a time of rapid change. Wylie was a co-founder of the Auckland artist-run space, Snake Pit.

    James Wylie on CIRCUIT · 2 works

    Recall
    James Wylie

    Recall (2018)

    A digitally animated work that positions the viewer as an observer moving through digital worlds.

    Recall
    Refresh (but none of us know what a city is)
    James Wylie

    Refresh (but none of us know what a city is) (2018)

    The viewer explores a digitally animated forest.

    Refresh (but none of us know what a city is)

    Writing & podcasts featuring James Wylie

    The Time of Now E-book preview showing five pages of the e-book

    The Time of the Now

    E-publicationĪ-tānga
    By CIRCUIT Staff · March 4, 2019

    CIRCUIT is proud to present The Time of the Now e-book. 118 pages of interviews, presentations and discussion from the 2018 CIRCUIT Symposium.

    E-book: The Time of the Now

    fine moon, poor tuning

    Exhibition reviewArotakenga
    By Hamish Win · July 9, 2018

    Hamish Win writes about the group exhibition fine moon, poor tuning at MEANWHILE Gallery.

    fine moon, poor tuning - MEANWHILE

    CIRCUIT projects featuring James Wylie

    text reads "The time of the now, a symposium presented by CIRCUIT Artist Film and Video Aotearoa New Zealand"

    CIRCUIT Symposium 2018: The Time of the Now

    SymposiumHuihuinga
    Auckland University of Technology · September 14, 2018

    The 2018 CIRCUIT symposium, presented at the Auckland University of Technology.

    CIRCUIT Symposium 2018: The Time of the Now

    CIRCUIT is the
    leading voice
    for artist moving image
    practice
    in Aotearoa New Zealand,
    distributing works,
    critical review and
    dialogues
    which reflect our unique, contemporary
    South Pacific context.

    Ko CIRCUIT te māngai
    mō ngā mahi toi kiriata
    o Aotearoa, e tuku
    atu ana i ngā mahi toi,
    i ngā arotakenga
    me ngā whakawhitinga
    kōrero e kitea ai
    ngā āhuatanga
    motuhake o tō tātou noho i te ao hou ki
    Te Moananui-a-Kiwa.