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By eleanorgatestuart Posted on March 4, 2013

BUGS: Canberra is Enlightened by Chris Kimble

BUGS: Canberra is Enlightened by Chris Kimble, ABC 7.30 Report

Canberra is Enlightened

Posted Fri Mar 1, 2013 7:56pm AEDT

Canberra’s public buildings have become canvasses for art – it’s Enlightened.

Source: ABC 7.30 ACT

Duration: 4min 34sec

The report features previous Enlighten Architectural Projections as this is a preview to the Enlighten 2013

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Categories: 3D Visualisation, Insects, Research, ScienceArtTags: 3D Visualisation, ABC, ABC 7.30 Report, artist, Australian National Insect Collection, bugs, Centenary of Canberra, Chris Kimble, Chuong Nguyen, CSIRO, Eleanor Gates-Stuart, Electric Canvas, Enlighten, ENLIGHTEN 2013, insects, Questacon

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2 Replies to “BUGS: Canberra is Enlightened by Chris Kimble”

Jayprakash Panwar / JP says: 9 years ago Reply

Excellent work a great combination of science and art……very impressive

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1. stellrscope says: 9 years ago Reply
  
  Thanks JP
  
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So exciting when your major part of the installation arrives - now I can start thinking potential venues and applications. Such a long project when working with materials that have to be grown and analysed in the process. Still a way to go.

So exciting when your major part of the installation arrives - now I can start thinking potential venues and applications. Such a long project when working with materials that have to be grown and analysed in the process. Still a way to go.

So exciting when your major part of the installation arrives - now I can start thinking potential venues and applications. Such a long project when working with materials that have to be grown and analysed in the process. Still a way to go.

So exciting when your major part of the installation arrives - now I can start thinking potential venues and applications. Such a long project when working with materials that have to be grown and analysed in the process. Still a way to go.

So exciting when your major part of the installation arrives - now I can start thinking potential venues and applications. Such a long project when working with materials that have to be grown and analysed in the process. Still a way to go.

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