Sharon Lin Tay curates an online visual arts exhibition with Dale Hudson.  She is very excited about FLEFF this year, she says, “Can't wait to wrap up this week in London and then fly up to New York for FLEFF…The selection of works is rather exciting, and is allowing us a variety of different ways to think about the environment.”

She describes why she is excited for the festival, “Many of the works we selected explore the different types of environments--built, natural, virtual, etc.  The rather useful notion of psychogeography allows us to look at landscapes psychically, emotionally, and historically.  Some other works play with ideas of interactivity, artificial intelligence, and new media aesthetics.  Thinking of the environment also lets us reflect on food, in particular, food production.  While not necessarily an appetizing prospect, the works selected for the ubuntu.kuqala exhibition at least tries to make connections between the disparate things that make up our environment.”

Check out her stuff at FLEFF!