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Daniel Jan Martin’s Geo-Soundings of Deep Waters (description below) is in Actions for Water and grateful he allowed this beautiful piece to be presented in two forms for the exhibition @tinshedsgallery
This Friday morning AWST Daniel @danieljanmartin will be talking about his work- as part of artist talks hosted by the University of Sydney School of Architecture, Design and Planning @sydney_arch_design_planning partners in creating a platform to share art and ideas and taking the exhibition at Tin Sheds Gallery into an expanded format.
Everyone is welcome to attend by registering on the Online Artist Talks link. 🔗 https://adp-comms.sydney.edu.au/pub/pubType/EO/pubID/zzzz6847c294395a4641/interface.html
This week I’m excited to hear about the practices of
Zarina Muhammad @girlsandghostsintrees - Wednesday 2 July, 10.30 - 11.15 am (AWST)
Daniel Jan Martin @danieljanmartin - Friday 4 July, 10.30 - 11.15 am (AWST)
And over July:@kmao_sor Sao Sreymao, @turpincrawfordstudio Turpin Crawford Studio, @joelledeeb Joelle Deeb, @ginnyhanusik Virginia Hanusik, @tomoko_hayashi___ Tomoko Hayashi underFOOT Collective members @perditaphillips @slow_maker @nienschwarz @nandichinna @sharyn_egan @jane_donlin @story_holly and Ana Terrazas @thewetlandscentre
It’s not an easy time so if you miss this and are interested the talk will be recorded and shared. https://m.youtube.com/@ArchitectureDesignPlanning
Geo-Soundings of Deep Waters, 2025
Rendered digital print
1000 x 1000 mm
This work visualises the aquifers of Perth through rendered digital soundings and cartographic representations. These deep waters extend from surface aquifers, to lower confined aquifers, to the deepest aquifer, the Yarragadee. Situated beneath the Swan Coastal Plain, the Yarragadee flows many kilometres deep. It stores approximately 1,000 cubic kilometres of water, equivalent to nearly 2,000 Sydney Harbours or Sydharbs. The groundwater within the aquifer is ancient, with some estimates suggesting it is over 30,000 years old, with temperatures ranging up to 95 degrees Celsius.
This Friday morning AWST Daniel @danieljanmartin will be talking about his work- as part of artist talks hosted by the University of Sydney School of Architecture, Design and Planning @sydney_arch_design_planning partners in creating a platform to share art and ideas and taking the exhibition at Tin Sheds Gallery into an expanded format.
Everyone is welcome to attend by registering on the Online Artist Talks link. 🔗 https://adp-comms.sydney.edu.au/pub/pubType/EO/pubID/zzzz6847c294395a4641/interface.html
This week I’m excited to hear about the practices of
Zarina Muhammad @girlsandghostsintrees - Wednesday 2 July, 10.30 - 11.15 am (AWST)
Daniel Jan Martin @danieljanmartin - Friday 4 July, 10.30 - 11.15 am (AWST)
And over July:@kmao_sor Sao Sreymao, @turpincrawfordstudio Turpin Crawford Studio, @joelledeeb Joelle Deeb, @ginnyhanusik Virginia Hanusik, @tomoko_hayashi___ Tomoko Hayashi underFOOT Collective members @perditaphillips @slow_maker @nienschwarz @nandichinna @sharyn_egan @jane_donlin @story_holly and Ana Terrazas @thewetlandscentre
It’s not an easy time so if you miss this and are interested the talk will be recorded and shared. https://m.youtube.com/@ArchitectureDesignPlanning
Geo-Soundings of Deep Waters, 2025
Rendered digital print
1000 x 1000 mm
This work visualises the aquifers of Perth through rendered digital soundings and cartographic representations. These deep waters extend from surface aquifers, to lower confined aquifers, to the deepest aquifer, the Yarragadee. Situated beneath the Swan Coastal Plain, the Yarragadee flows many kilometres deep. It stores approximately 1,000 cubic kilometres of water, equivalent to nearly 2,000 Sydney Harbours or Sydharbs. The groundwater within the aquifer is ancient, with some estimates suggesting it is over 30,000 years old, with temperatures ranging up to 95 degrees Celsius.
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