- ID Ref #
- 21519
- Prize Category
- Emerging Artist
- Preferred Artist Name for publication (this name will be used on all the collateral)
- Jane Michaele Cameron
- Your social media handles
- Instagram: jane_michaele_cameron
- Artist / Gallery Website
- https://janemichaelecameronart.com
- Artwork Title
- Bull ant Umwelt III
- Entry Type
- All other media
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- Password or any other important information about viewing the file
- Detailed Instructions for the setup of your instillation / sculpture
- This artwork has invisible ink drawn over the printed photomontage, that can be seen using a hand-held rechargeable black light torch (that is secured by a cable and sits on a small shelf adjacent to the work, all provided by the artist). If using the torch is not possible, the work can be shown as is.
- Medium
- photomontage printed on BFK Rives 310 gsm cotton rag, invisible ink, black light
- Dimensions
- 109cm x 158cm
- Depth
- Weight
- 1
- Price
- $$1800
- Delivery
- In Person
- Collection
- In Person
- Gallery Representation
- No
- Name of Gallery
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- Artist Statement
- Research on the bull ant reveals complex navigatory skills due to her extraordinary vision. Macro photographs from in-situ practice are montaged to interpret this ant’s visual experience, incorporating her colour spectrum of green and blue, with ultraviolet seen with a black light. The “scientific gaze” has historically employed vision as an instrument of power to lay claim to objective truth. Objectivity can be repositioned through a postmodern feminist lens as ‘critical vision’ to serve as a means of transformative deconstruction – challenging dualisms by revealing interconnectedness, resistance, and complicity. As this ant looks back at me, what is she thinking?
- Payment Status
- Created At
- February 11, 2026
- Updated At
