Gallery 3 — Wundernuss

DARK MATTER

Collaboration works with CAPITAL WASTE pictures & Michael Ellingford renowned for harsh noise & experimental music scene. BIG HEADLINERS such as KUSUM NORMOYLE, Prolific female fronted solo musician within the noise scene & frontier of the movement.

Had the honour to photograph and help assist as a gallery assistant & Photographic Documentation of the event of DARK MATTER at Z WARD mental asylum in Adelaide.

Logo and Illustrative Design, Freelance Photographer, Volunteer Gallery Assistant Logo and Illustrative Design, Freelance Photographer, Volunteer Gallery Assistant

DARK MATTER Music & Gallery Event · FreelanceDARK MATTER Music & Gallery Event · FreelanceJun 2017 - Present · 7 yrs 10 mosJun 2017 to Present · 7 yrs 10 mosAdelaide, South Australia, Australia · On-siteAdelaide, South Australia, Australia · On-site

Projects and series of photographic works for DarkMatter held by CapitalWaste pictures and Michael Ellingford at Z ward Glenside Mental Asylum. The musicians in tow include Isomer, Eyes More Skull Than Eyes, and Sydney-based Kusume Normoyle, amongst many more.

The visual artists exhibiting in the cells are Olivia Kathigitis, Wundernuss, cj80vip, Lucas Croall, RUSTED CHROMA, Kerri-Ann Wright, BAD BABU, Aptitude Boredd, Kelly Rose, Baby Teefff, Nathan Peacock, Jack Ladd and Capital Waste Pictures, and tattoos will be provided by Jamie Brockenbrow of House of Daggers Tattoo Collective.

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Surreal artwork depicting intertwined snakes with intricate detailed masks and abstract shapes, set against a dark, textured background.

Dimly lit room with art displays, candles, and a blurred figure

Interior of a long hallway with people walking, tall arched windows at the end, exposed brick walls, and hanging light fixtures.

Two people standing in a dimly lit doorway, surrounded by candles on the floor, creating a warm glow.

Flyer for "Dark Matter" visual art exhibition presented by Darknife & Capital Waste, featuring artists like Olivia Kathigitis and Nuss. Flash tattoos by Jamie Brockenbrow. Event on 21 July, 6 PM, at Z-Ward, Glenside.

Dimly lit hallway with exposed brick walls, a corrugated roof, and hanging cables. A few people stand near an archway, while empty chairs line the wall.

Historic red brick building with ornate architecture and arched windows, surrounded by trees and greenery; features a weather vane on the roof.

Abandoned prison corridor with open cell doors

Interior of an old, abandoned prison with open cell doors and dim lighting

Interior of an old, abandoned building with peeling ceiling paint, arched windows with bars, and high walls.

Framed religious text and image displayed on a burgundy cloth backdrop, with a small table below holding a decanter, a glass, and bread.

Creepy doll in a dimly lit hallway with blurred people in the background.

Three lit candles in a dark setting, featuring symbols on the glass jars and wax. Warm, ambient lighting.

A dark room with a projector emitting blue light, surrounded by candles and various small objects like stones and twigs on a black surface.

Dimly lit hallway with people gathered, some standing and others seated, using smartphones; colorful lights projected on the wall.

Row of lit candles on a dark wooden floor with scattered salt, in front of a brick wall.

Shadowy figures entering dimly lit interior through open doors

A religious figurine of a woman holding flowers is placed on a car dashboard surrounded by string lights. The dashboard and part of the speedometer are visible.

Silhouette of a person standing in an abandoned hallway with arched windows.

Dimly lit, old prison hallway with barred windows and peeling ceiling, featuring open cell doors and a solitary hooded figure.

Silhouette of a person walking in a dimly lit corridor with open doors and barred windows.

Peeling metal sign on a brick wall, reading 'S.A. Department of Mines, Glenside Annexe, Building completed in 1885 as L Ward of Hospital for Criminal Mental Defectives.'

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