Members

The relation between participants and the event is the starting point for my investigation into the production of knowledge, the status of the physical body, technology and apparatuses of power. I incorporate various media including video, networked webcams, interactive websites, sound installation, text and performative strategies to design participatory events and actions. Often, the work is collaborative and is created through a network and team of artists, computer programmers, technicians, event coordinators, and various invited and incidental participants.

Officially registered in June 2005, The Escape Artists Society (TEAS) is an emerging non-profit arts organization that aims to present and promote new media, experimental music, visual, wearable and live art experiences in unusual locations and environments. We rely on government grants and fund-raising events to finance our existence.

The purpose(s) of the Society is (are): to present and promote live art experiences in unlikely spaces:

Infringement Mandate

The infringement Festival is an interdisciplinary festival open to all critical artists.

Celebrating freedom of expression and designed as a real arts democracy, this festival is a critical response to the oppressive neoliberal worldview and all its billboard trucks, televisions, flyers, advertisements, jingles, made-for-TV Wars; and the depoliticisation of people through this diversionary Spectacle.