Graham Thomas Smith
DATE – 1982
DISCIPLINE – Art
MEDIUM – Multi image panoramic photograph
A panoramic photograph of Wreak Beach in Vancouver, Canada.
DATE – 1982
DISCIPLINE – Art
MEDIUM – Multi image panoramic photograph
DATE – 1982
DISCIPLINE – Art
MEDIUM – Multi image panoramic photograph
DATE – 1981
DISCIPLINE – Art
MEDIUM – Kinetic ice sculpture/performance
STATUS – Displayed at the North York Ice Sculpture exhibition
DATE – 1981
DISCIPLINE – Art
MEDIUM – Panoramic Photography
STATUS – Displayed at the Royal Bank Gallery
A panoramic self portrait
DATE – 1980
DISCIPLINE – Art
MEDIUM – Interactive sculpture
STATUS – Displayed at the Ontario College of Art
“Infinite Vision” is an interactive light sculpture that uses the ambient sound in its immediate environment as the source for changing 3 colored display. When the local environment is silent the sculpture remains asleep and when the sound level increases the 3 infinite light chambers that make up the piece become more and more active.
DATE – 1980
DISCIPLINE – Art
MEDIUM – Kinetic sculpture and performance art
STATUS – Displayed at the Ontario College of Art
Dependence DATE – 1979
DISCIPLINE – Art MEDIUM – Modular wooden sculpture
STATUS – Exhibited at the Koffler Centre, Toronto Canada
“Dependence” is a modular wood sculpture that uses a common triangular shape to form two arch like structures that intersect. By moving the attachment point either closer or farther apart the shape is altered to form intersecting curves. The piece won the $500 First prize at the Koffler Gallery Student Sculpture competition in 1979.