physical, spatial
and permanent
and permanent
digital, invisible
and incremental
Thomas Wing-Evans
is a designer, architect and strategist based in Sydney delivering projects that bridge the gap between physical and digital.
His work spans architecture, experimental installations, research expeditions, short stories and a design festival with a focus on new media and emerging technology. Most recently, he was the digital innovation fellow for the State Library of NSW.
is a designer, architect and strategist based in Sydney delivering projects that bridge the gap between physical and digital.
His work spans architecture, experimental installations, research expeditions, short stories and a design festival with a focus on new media and emerging technology. Most recently, he was the digital innovation fellow for the State Library of NSW.
Latest News
Cicada Innovations | 07.02.19
Presenting 80Hz at Cicada Innovations in the Australian Technology Park
Presenting 80Hz at Cicada Innovations in the Australian Technology Park
National Digital Forum | 21.11.18
Speaking about risk and reward at the National Digital Forum in Auckland, NZ
Speaking about risk and reward at the National Digital Forum in Auckland, NZ
Chamber
UPCOMING PROJECT FOR
QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA,
FROM BEFORE SELF-
ISOLATION WAS COOL
Completion winter 2020
ARCHITECTURAL ASSOCIATION VISITING SCHOOL, MELBOURNE
Borrowed geometry as a basis for design. A digital design unit run for the Architectural Association, exploring an architectural language that juxtaposes familiar but seemingly unrelated concepts – ideas taken from
one place, recontextualised and superimposed somewhere else. The result – both finished
product and ongoing commentary – is an end and a beginning simultaneously.
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AN INSTRUMENT FOR EXPLORING ART THROUGH SOUND.
Exploring the future of technology, culture and urbanism,
80Hz takes historic paintings from the State Library of New South Wales and translates them into music using data. The soundscape is housed within an acoustically resonant metal pavilion, which heightens the listening experience. At night, internal lighting reflects through the metal scales, turning the building into a lantern.
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- ©2020 Thomas Wing-Evans