Daniel Jumpertz
Bachelor of Fine Arts (Photography)
My process is driven by my intuitive aesthetic, developed over decades of close observation of – and responses to – culture and media. Poring over decomposing media formats, I search for portals into a flickering consciousness.
My most recent work – drawing on the collapse of the USSR in 1989/1990 – uses immersive, multi-screen video projections and original surround-sound music, which acts as a sonic glue. The projections are refracted unpredictably, illuminating strange, dark places. My large-scale photographs compliment the video investigations. They mix warped scanning, digital printing and painting processes with an instinctive approach to design, collage and colour.
Daniel Jumpertz, Tailights Fade (right),lightbox, ash frame in charcoal, c-type duratran print, 80 x 52 cm, 2022
Bachelor of Fine Arts (Photography)