Conveyor

Simon Perrys work 'Conveyor' was selected for the peer reviewed, international ,Constellations exhibition held at highly regarded The RMIT Gallery, Storey halll, and part of the international conference Drawing Out. an important international event. The exhibition attracted 11,405 visitors and was featured in the National press and art journals. The venue has a significant, natioanl and international reputation. And hosts a number of important exhibitions featuring some of the most important internation artists and designers.

Perry's work 'Converyor' was created using the computer program Micro softword Word. It is part a body of work that investigates how new and seemingly every day technologoies can be used by artists to create works that challenge conventional ideas around the production of art works. The artwork makes reference to early 20thcentury Soviet propaganda posters, in particular those relating to space exploration. It can be read as a technological, a social and a poetic mechanism and represents a continuation of Perry's research interests in ideas relating to Utopia/Dystopia, Culture and Tecnology, the fixed and mobile, history and the future.

西蒙·佩里（Simon Perry）的作品《Conveyor》入选了经同行评议的国际展览“Constellations”，该展览在享有盛誉的RMIT美术馆斯托里礼堂（Storey Hall）举办，同时也是重要国际学术会议“Drawing Out”的组成环节。本次展览共吸引11405名观众，获全国性媒体与艺术期刊报道。该场馆拥有显著的国内与国际声誉，曾承办多场汇聚全球顶尖艺术家与设计师的重要展览。佩里的作品《Conveyor》借助微软Word（Microsoft Word）软件创作完成，属于其系列创作项目的一部分。该系列作品旨在探究艺术家如何运用看似日常的新兴技术，创作挑战传统艺术创作观念的作品。这件作品参考了20世纪早期苏联宣传海报，尤其是与太空探索相关的海报。它可被解读为兼具技术、社会与诗意维度的创作载体，延续了佩里在乌托邦/反乌托邦、文化与技术、静态与动态、历史与未来等议题上的研究兴趣。