Freedom by Larkworthy Antfarm @ MachinimUWA II

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Larkworthy Antfarm presents a dystopian nightmare based on the writings of George Orwell and Aldous Huxley.

Features UMBRELLAS by Nish Mip, TENDRILS by Glyph Graves, CHAOS IN ORDER by Igor Ballyhoo, MUTASCOPES by FreeWee Ling, TORSO SERIES (FIRE & WATER) by Eliza Wierwight and works by Noke Yuitza, Fuschia Nightfire, Iridescent Varnish, and Larkworthy Antfarm.

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Eif's Quartet @ MachinimUWA II - Natural Energy, The Sandman, The Deep, The Abyss

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The Deep by Eifachfilm Varcirca, features the artwork of the same name by Blue Tsuki



Natural Energy by Eifachfilm Varcirca, features the artwork of the same name by Anley Piers



The Sandman by Eifachfilm Varcirca, features the artwork of the same name by Noke Yuizta

these go along with the previously embedded 'The Abyss', and can be viewed in a playlist as follows Eif's Quartet

Abdullah Yazimoto's tribute to Organic Recurve (MachinimUWA II)

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An untitled tribute by Abdullah Yazimoto, to Glyph Graves enchanting & immersive work, 'Organic Recurve'.

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Hypatia Pickens goes 'Hyperreal' @ MachinimUWA II

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Filmed by Hypatia Pickens, Lyricks composed and sung by Hypatia. A one person tour de force, highlighting the works of Atomic Gaffer, Nish Mip, Eliza Wierwight and FreeWee Ling

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Rohan Fermi Brings Order to Chaos: MachinimUWA II

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A Rohan Fermi abstract interpretation of Igor Ballyhoo's 'Chaos in Order'.

Filmed and edited by Rohan Fermi
Music by Kirsty Hawkshaw

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MindBlinD Setsuko plots an escape @ MachinimUWA II: Art of the Artists

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MindBlinD Setsuko helps Igor Ballyhoo's Cybershark 'Escape from the Gallery'.

Also features the works of Alizarin Goldflake, Nish Mip & Anyunie Daviau.

Entries close in 3 days for MachinimUWA II: Art of the Artists

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Archivist Llewellyn's Biological R/evolutions for MachinimUWA II: Art of the Artists

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"I saw when visiting the exhibits, sea creatures: the shark, the jellyfish, and the octopus, and I built upon the concept of genetic manipulation and mechanical hybridization. Life began in the ocean, so I wondered how this might be significant not only for the evolution of marine life but future generations of human life as well. I've included audio commentary from some of the leading scientists of our day. Jacques Cousteau explored the oceans and had a vision for preserving them, unchanged in their pristine condition, for future generations. James D. Watson, who with Francis Crick, Maurice Wilkins, and the team of Rosalind Franklin and Ray Gossling, discovered the structure of DNA and later unraveled its method for reproduction which led to the ability to alter DNA sequences in the laboratory at the molecular level. J. Craig Venter not only sequenced the genome but created the first synthetic biological lifeform. These scientists also realized the power of modern media and communication and understood the technical details of modernization. Cousteau used film. Watson realized that the DNA code was "digital" in nature. Venter used cryptography and steganography to place a code within codes of a new lifeform, a new self-generating species, whose Adam and Eve-like "parents" were a computer and raw chemicals. Since the age of agriculture and selective breeding, humans have altered life and manipulated the gene pool. As our technology improves, how will we and the world we live in appear in the future?"

Archivist Llewellyn

City of Art II by Laslopantomik Yao Completes Sweeping Saga

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City of Art Parts I & II by Laslopantomik Yao carries through a heroic attempt to film every single one of the IMAGINE Grand Finale works. 31 + 13 pieces.

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City of Art by Laslopantomik Yao : Epic Saga Featuring All

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A Laslopantomik Yao machinima depicting every work in the IMAGINE Challenge Grand Finale!

MachinimUWA II: Art of the Artists closes in 3 days!

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Eif's Tribute to The Abyss @ MachinimUWA II

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A tribute to Sharni Azalee's 'The Abyss' by Eifachfilm Varcirca