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	Black on Black White on White White Noise, ACMI. 18th August - 23rd October, 2005. The project is a multiscreen arts installation included in the White Noise exhibition at ACMI. The project invites the viewer to explore the limits of their visual perception. A geometric pattern unfolds across a background of similar colour; the subtle difference between the two appears only when the display is viewed from certain angles, due to the polarization of light. To 'see' the work requires an active reconfiguring of our cultural viewing habits. >>more info
	i-Gaze Experimedia, State Library of Victoria. 13th July - 18th September, 2005. i-Gaze is a large scale multi-user 3D environment developed to present Metraform's virtual reality artwork Ecstasis. Premiering to the Victorian public for the very first time, this exhibition will coincide with National Science Week from 13th - 21st August. i-Gaze has been developed with support from Arts Victoria, Film Victoria, RMIT University, John Curtin Gallery and the State Library of Victoria. >>more info
	Panoramas of Melbourne Dome Gallery, State Library of Victoria. 17 th April, 2005. (on semi permanent display) The Panoramas of Melbourne is an interactive mutli-screen display of panoramas from the 1840's to present day. The display brings to life the significant historical documents from the Library's photographic collection that illustrate the urban development of the city and its colourful social, cultural, commercial and religious history. >>more info
	The changing face of Victoria Dome Gallery, State Library of Victoria. 28th November 2004. (on semi permanent display) Metraform produce Ned Kelly: A Virtual Reconstruction, a multimedia display of Ned Kelly´s armour on semi-permanent display. >>more info
	Sacred Angkor The Virtual Room, Melbourne Museum, Melbourne, Australia 9th November 2004 – 30 March 2005. In collaboration with RMIT University, Melbourne Museum, and APSARA Authority, Cambodia, Metraform develop the visualisation of 3D stereographic panoramas of the temple complex that capture the potent space of the architecture and relief sculpture. >>more info
	Digital Design Biennale Lab 3000, Melbourne Museum,Melbourne, Australia 11th November 2004 – 6th February 2005. Metraform is one of 10 practitioners selected to exhibit in the inaugural Lab.3000 Digital Design Biennale, an international exhibition that showcase some of the current visionary and innovative concepts in digital design. >>more info
	Biennale of Electronic Arts Perth (BEAP) 2004 Curtin University of Technology, Western Australia 8 September – 12 December 2004. Metraform’s large scale VR installation Ecstasis exhibited at Perceptual Difference, John Curtin Gallery. >>more info
	Architecture Biennale Beijing 2004 Beijing, China 20 September – 6 October 2004. An audio-visual installation of Metraform’s Ecstasis (2003) was exhibited as part of the Melbourne Hotspots exhibition; a showcase representing Australia in a world-wide survey of influential and emerging young architects, artists, sound designers and cultural content creators. Curated by the Spatial Information Architecture Laboratory (SIAL) RMIT University. >>more info
	Unnatural Selection, TIMESHIFT,Ars Electronica, Linz, Austria 2-7 September 2004. Metraform performed their multi-user immersive interactive work Ecstasis at the Brucknerhaus Concert Hall. Curated by Novamedia >>more info
	OZone; survey of Australian digital media art March 2004. Ecstasis shown at the Australian Film Festival, The Barbican, London. Curated by Novamedia >>more info
	Outlawed! National Museum of Australia, Canberra 28 November 2003 – 26 April 2004. Metraform produce a multimedia display and 3D visualisation of the Kelly Gang member, Joe Byrne’s armour. >>more info