Ghost Trees. Image: James McGrath and Gary Sinclair
Immerse yourself in the endangered Rushworth Forest on the lands of the Ngurai-illam Wurrung people in Victoria. Soar through the canopy, tunnel underground and gaze up at ancient tree trunks recreated from real-world environmental data in this mesmerising, surround-sound audiovisual experience.
Bringing together science, big data and audiovisual art, Ghost Trees offers a new way to connect to nature and reflect on our place within it – and our impacts on it.
Created by Australian artists James McGrath and Gary Sinclair using data captured by the Terrestrial Ecosystem Research Network.
The details
What:Ghost Trees installation
When: 10 am to 4 pm daily from 10 August – must close 8 September 2024
Where: Gallery, NFSA Acton
Cost: Free; no bookings required. Learn more and plan your visit via the NFSA website
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