Tim Wagg
Working across various mediums including video, installation, and digital painting, Wagg’s work explores the intersections of politics, identity and technology within the context of New Zealand. More specifically, his work considers the tangibility and intangibility of archives and histories, and examines the visual languages surrounding moments of political upheaval or change.
Tim Wagg on CIRCUIT · 2 works
I care about you like I care about myself / I have given up... (2015)
Cameras film cameras. A thumb swipes through a photo roll, and the viewer gets tumbled into the process.
One does not pet a rattlesnake until it has been defanged; ... (2014)
Set in a local abandoned strip club, this work explores themes of angst and isolation through subjective and destabilising camerawork.
Writing & podcasts featuring Tim Wagg
Tim Wagg's False Paths
Tim Wagg's False Paths
"The whole system is orchestrated. It’s structural. It’s aligned. It’s encoded." A review of Tim Wagg's exhibition at The Engine Room.
Janine Randerson and Place Unmaking
Janine Randerson and Place Unmaking
Janine Randerson talks about her collaboration with CIRCUIT, Place Unmaking, a selection of artists' video for the New Zealand Film Festival.
CIRCUIT projects featuring Tim Wagg
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The Past Sure Is Tense
The Past Sure Is Tense
A programme of video work that explores how digital technologies have shaped our sense of self.
Place Unmaking
Place Unmaking
A programme of video works that interrogates Aotearoa's landscape tradition.