Working out the 4D systems uOLEDs has been an incremental process, solving one issue at a time. I finally got the screen to work in a way that is more or less satisfactory. There are a few minor details that need to be ironed out but the major the technical issues have been resolved. I will write up some documenation here for prosperity.

I have been geeked out, trying to work out how to get these micro OLED screens to play videos/ animations. They were acquired almost 5 years ago and have been sitting there waiting to come alive. Asides from platform issues, the process have been complicated by superceded technologies, out-dated information, and legacy software programs. The information recorded is very geeky. Be warned.

Early prototypes for a series of 10 dioramas for the upcoming exhibition with Redmond, A World of Things, at the Huw Davies Gallery in August 2015.

Jo’s recent projects 2013 – 2014.

References used in designing the map for ‘The world of things’: Notes: + a narrative map/ Mapping the discovery of a world + mapping timeline/ chronology, physical location/ geography, mental map, mapping similarities and differences of artworks and objects + mappa mundi (cloth/ chart of the world): not used for navigation, schematic, illustrate principles rather […]

The world of things’ is a commissioned piece for the exhibition Awfully Wonderful , held at the Performance Space from April 15 to May 14, 2011 . The brief is to arrange and dress 10 objects on loan from the Powerhouse Museum. The objects are obsolete technological objects that have now lost their contexts in our world and thereby acquiring a certain sense of mystery and intrigue.

Various diorama prototype constructions