Shinyshinyworld : creative solutions for global issues
 By Dr Lisa Anderson & Jane Smith
    This project begun by Dr Lisa Anderson to develop works that explored the interplay of people and the environment and the stories that this would create. Several projects have been undertaken using video installation, sculpture, photography, drawing, painting and online sound and image works. Jane Smith and Lisa formed a collaborative company to use their creative, educational, business, production skills to create new art projects internationally, and to consult to individuals and corporate groups. We work together to find creative solutions to through strategic planning across a range of fields.

Singing up Stones. Image and sound projection and performance at Circular Quay. This was the first image projection on the Opera House, 1998. The work included a sound piece with Jon Drummond simulcast on radio and projected in several parks around the Harbour. My original film projected on the Harbour Bridge and  a cruise liner performed with pipes and lights.

University of Wollongong supported a series of digital lens based prints touring University galleries in Canada as part of her ShinyShinyWorld projects. While The Truth About SnoDomes a sculptural and video installation based on her residency on the Russian Icebreaker the Kapitan Khlebnikov in the High Arctic, is touring regional galleries in Australia and International Festivals.
Dr Lisa Anderson developed a series of works that explore issues of Climate Change for people and the environment, the shinyshinyworld  which was explored further as Creative Fellow at University of Wollongong Creative Arts Faculty.

Iceberg. Digital Print dibold mount. 60cm x 60cm. 2010
Exhibition Ends of the Earth at Bicha Gallery, Southbank. London.
Prints available from http://www.bicha.co.uk

IVU in installation at Wagga Wagga Regional Gallery 2010. The multichannel video work is The Truth About Snodomes developed with Jon Drummond, Australina Composer from Dr Andersons diaries and recordings in the High Arctic. Also with Inuit Throat Singer Celina Kalluck.
http://www.shinyshinyworld.biz for more images and details on the IVU sculpture.
for details on Jon Drummond http://squelch.com

Recently Dr Lisa Anderson's work developed while undertaking a Redgate Studio in Beijing has been included in a number of exhibitions including at David Rex Livingston Art Dealer in Flinders Street Surry Hills Sydney. David Rex Livingston has shown Lisa's work in a number of exhibitions including Midnight Ice and Paris Angels and is easily able to show a catalogue of these works and others.
http://www.rex-livingston.com/artists


and the series CHINA RED also from the Redgate Studio work is traveling in European and North American Art Fairs with Bicha Gallery, Antonio Capelao and John Bryson represent  Dr Lisa Anderson Internationally.

For more details on Dr Anderson's exhibition profile with Bicha please go tohttp://www.bicha.co.uk

Further sites that carry information on Dr Lisa Anderson's work include:
http://www.myartspace.com/lisaanderson/

(Sweet) IVU

This is a second version of the IVU sculpture concept. This work was made for a sand dune site in Byron Bay as a part of ArtsCape.
The special qualities of the mathematical formulae of repeated unit and the reflective surfaces of the 3000 glass bowls represent a life of preciousness upsidedown.