Beyond the Boundary

Beyond the Boundary

works by

Julie Chou(Taiwan) and Prilla Tania(Indonesia)

Dec 7, 2007 ~ Feb 17, 2008

Too Salty

Legend

details of Legend

Discover Kellerberrin

LAND LINE

Hello and Goodbye

Memories

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Beyond the Boundary

* Prilla Tania

LAND LINE

site-spesific installation
paper tape on glass window and wall

Standing in some positions outside the gallery you can
see the word LAND and LINE.



STOP MOTION VIDEO COMPILATION
video

Video works done by Mrs.Gabriel Elkins's students at
Kellerberrin District High School's art class. This 3
days workshop counducted by Prilla Tania(IASKA
residency artist), Mrs. Elkins (art class teacher),
and Amanda Alderson(IASKA).



MEMORIES
installation
blank photo paper on frames



HELLO AND GOODBYE
act 1-7
digital photography
7 pieces digital print (each: 60x100cm)

Layers of new experience and understanding of the land
during the residency in Kellerberrin. Cultural,
environmental, and personal issue.

* Julie Chou

TOO SALTY
installation
table set with red table cloth, 11 plates, salt, warning signs
Collaborative work by Julie Chou and the community of Kellerberrin

Eleven salty dishes are provided by citizens of the community and resident artists,
to address the environmental issue of salination in W.A.



LEGEND
installation
40 wooden boxes, b/w prints of houses in Kellerberrin, lettering

Apply the form of Heritage Sign to show some of the locations of houses built by two senior builders in Kellerberrin, Denis Alcock and Rinaldo Paron, which are to become Living Herritage and to pay tribute to both builders.



A JOURNEY TO THE LEGEND IASKA
video

interview founders and staff of IASKA, and people from the community, to delve into the past and the future of IASKA, and the interaction between art and community.



DISCOVER KELLERBERRIN
video
Collaborative work by Julie Chou and Prilla Tania

compilation of three interviews in Kellerberrin: Denis and Anne Alcock, Pat Lapworth, Rinaldo and Elvira Paron