Ars Electronica Garden Brisbane

Man & Wah: CELESTON

Museum of Brisbane (AU)

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Man & Wah are a creative duo based in Brisbane, Australia. Man & Wah‘s practice is a form of self-directed learning and a remedy to reconnect with nature and the cosmos. CELESTON is an amalgamation of digital content recorded by the artists, created within the context of the current global pandemic and the rise to dismantle systemic racism, and pondering on the mystery and multilayered momentum that propels the cosmic process and its influence.

Man & Wah: CELESTON

Man & Wah’s practice is a remedy to reconnect with nature and the cosmos, pondering the mystery and multilayered momentum that propels the cosmic process and its influence. Their work is an invitation for slowing down, to contemplate our inherent connection with nature within a cosmic context.

Drawn from Man & Wah’s extensive catalogue created over the past seven years, CELESTON is a curated amalgamation of audio, video and photographic material centred on the cosmic and botanical worlds. In the context of a global pandemic and the rise to dismantle systemic racism, creating the work was a form of self-directed learning – questioning the artists’ place in the events surrounding us all. CELESTON was created during the Museum of Brisbane (MoB) Artists @ Home residency in May-June 2020.

Museum of Brisbane is dedicated to supporting the city’s many talented artists, designers, writers, historians and storytellers. We invite artists to create works inspired by our city and engage our visitors in a global conversation. MoB Artists @ Home residency was designed to support artists and record their lived experience during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Museum of Brisbane (AU)

Museum of Brisbane is central to conversations about the evolving life of Brisbane, its histories and contemporary cultures.

The Museum collaborates with our city’s talented artists, designers, writers, historians and storytellers. We invite creatives to create works inspired by our city to reflect our contemporary culture and deepen our understanding of place.

At MoB we value collaboration, encourage access, share knowledge, and represent distinct voices and perspectives in a lively conversation.

We acknowledge the First Nations peoples of Brisbane, the Yuggara, Turrbul, Jinabara, Quandamooka and neighbouring clan groups. We are privileged to work closely with Elders, artists, writers and storytellers to celebrate and share the knowledge, art and histories of our First Nations communities.

Museum of Brisbane is a not-for-profit cultural organisation that relies on the support of visitors and our community. Thanks for helping us share the best of Brisbane.

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Courtesy the artists and Museum of Brisbane
Museum of Brisbane’s Artist-in-Residence program is supported by Tim Fairfax AC

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