June also saw the release of What Now<\/a>, a film-based project by Timothy Birch following the journey of three humans on the Sunshine Coast during this abnormal period. Timothy Birch deep-dives into their worlds, visiting them in their homes to understand how 2020 as a whole, and COVID-19 in particular, have impacted their lives, art, and beliefs about the world. The final work was a documentary-style video that will become a \u2018time capsule\u2019 to remember this extraordinary moment in time.<\/p>\n July’s first works was Love Note to the Landscape<\/a>; with visual artists Helena Jackson-Lloyd and Rosie Lloyd-Giblett on a mission to capture the essence of place. Love Note to the Landscape was a celebration of plein air artwork, created in three iconic Sunshine Coast locations \u2013 Maroochy Regional Bushland Botanical Gardens, Coolum\u2019s First Bay and the Mooloolah Wetlands. See the works here<\/a>.<\/p>\n July also saw Parametric<\/a>; an interactive digital artwork that investigates our individual and collective emotional state in a post isolated world to create unique pieces of art. You are invited to input your feelings on a sliding scale across a series of questions about how you feel about your life and relationships. Each input changes the artwork and renders a morphing and shifting piece of art on the screen before your very eyes. Experience it here<\/a>.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.horizonfestival.com.au\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/05\/3_0.jpg\")
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