Laneway behind the old woolworths building on Smith Street, Darwin
Friday, August 15, 2014
My street art for Darwin Fringe Festival 2014 completed in August 2014
Barnison Street, Darwin
Laneway behind the old woolworths building on Smith Street, Darwin
Laneway behind the old woolworths building on Smith Street, Darwin
Thursday, July 24, 2014
Tuesday, May 13, 2014
Electric Dreams
I captured this when wandering around Leederville (Perth, Australia) one night
May 2014
Monday, May 12, 2014
Remembering The Virgin Suicides
1999 American drama
Writer and Director: Sofia Coppola
Producer: Francis Ford Coppola
Starring: James Woods, Kathleen Turner, Kirsten Dunst, Josh Hartnett, and A. J. Cook.
Sunday, May 11, 2014
The beautiful Somersault (2004) feat. the sublime Decoder Ring soundtrack
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| Abbie Cornish |
Director: Cate Shortland (Aust)
Trailer: www.youtube.com/watch?v=fU0zHux5kHc
Breath by Tim Winton
When I was walking along the coast in Perth, this scene reminded me of Pikelet and Loony in Breath
"blokes dancing themselves across the bay with smiles on their faces and sun in their hair ... How strange it was to see men do something beautiful. Something pointless and elegant, as though nobody saw or cared." #timwintonbreath
"blokes dancing themselves across the bay with smiles on their faces and sun in their hair ... How strange it was to see men do something beautiful. Something pointless and elegant, as though nobody saw or cared." #timwintonbreath
New finds
Remember This - Antique Jewellery & Things of Olde, 146 Railway Street, Cottelsoe
The lovely owner Sandy would not let me take her photo but here are some of her wares..
The lovely owner Sandy would not let me take her photo but here are some of her wares..
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| Love this plastic brooch |
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| I am making a brooch out of the teeny mustard spoon. The other on is form the 1890's |
Augustine by Alice Winocour
Blown away by the beautiful imagery in the film Augustine featuring the lovely Soko
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
Grand Budapest Hotel, Wes Anderson
Inspired by the highly stylised Grand Budapest Hotel and its candy colour cuteness
Alexa Meade - Reverse trompe l’oeil - making three-dimensional look two-dimensiona
American Artist (1986)
Meade applies paint to the surfaces of people, objects, mimicking the appearance of brushwork in a traditional painting. From multiple angles the 3D aspect appear to be a flat painting through the lens of the camera, without Photoshop or digital effects.
Meade applies paint to the surfaces of people, objects, mimicking the appearance of brushwork in a traditional painting. From multiple angles the 3D aspect appear to be a flat painting through the lens of the camera, without Photoshop or digital effects.
Friday, February 21, 2014
A Midsummer Night's Dream (As You Like It)
A beautiful, melancholic at times with dark undertones, love story directed by the exciting, talented Russian Theate Director/ Painter/ Set Designer/ Graphic Artist Dmitry Krymov.
I was lucky enough to be involved in this production by Chekhov International Theatre Festival, School of Dramatic Art Theatre and Dmitry Krymov Laboratory as a supernumerary/ actor when it toured Perth for the Perth International Arts Festival at His Majesty's Theatre in February 2014.
For seven days I listened to the sweet, angelic and sometimes haunting vocals of Anna Sinyakina who was the voice of Thisbe, perfectly complemented by Alexey Kokhanov's incredibly broad beautiful vocal range, who voiced Pyramus.
I was in awe of the the stripped back set with my favourite visual scene being the lovers' separation with deep blue lighting, a rising bright moon and a zig zag of tube lighting creating a lit path from the light of the moon leading to Thisbe's blood stained veil.
Anna's costume was mesmerisingly whimsical with deep blue velvet toque, long draped low slung back black velvet dress, white cotton gloves,brown boots.
Costume and set designed by Vera Martynova.
Another standout was Vadim Dubrovin's light, dance-like movements as he floated across the stage puppeteering Pyramus' hand movements.
ABC arts
The Guardian review
Artshub review
Australian Stage review
Telegraph UK review
The au review
I was lucky enough to be involved in this production by Chekhov International Theatre Festival, School of Dramatic Art Theatre and Dmitry Krymov Laboratory as a supernumerary/ actor when it toured Perth for the Perth International Arts Festival at His Majesty's Theatre in February 2014.
For seven days I listened to the sweet, angelic and sometimes haunting vocals of Anna Sinyakina who was the voice of Thisbe, perfectly complemented by Alexey Kokhanov's incredibly broad beautiful vocal range, who voiced Pyramus.
I was in awe of the the stripped back set with my favourite visual scene being the lovers' separation with deep blue lighting, a rising bright moon and a zig zag of tube lighting creating a lit path from the light of the moon leading to Thisbe's blood stained veil.
Anna's costume was mesmerisingly whimsical with deep blue velvet toque, long draped low slung back black velvet dress, white cotton gloves,brown boots.
Costume and set designed by Vera Martynova.
Another standout was Vadim Dubrovin's light, dance-like movements as he floated across the stage puppeteering Pyramus' hand movements.
Dmitry Krymov + me on the stage with the hilarious Sergey Melkonyan and incredible musician Anton telkov in the background, whom both play the 'rude mechanicals'
Grand old dame His Majesty's Theatre
Blues
All photographs copyright of Casey Temby
Links:
A Midsummer Night's Dream (As You Like It) ABC arts
The Guardian review
Artshub review
Australian Stage review
Telegraph UK review
The au review
Thursday, February 20, 2014
Monday, February 10, 2014
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