Artist Chris Henschke worked with CSIRO scientists to test the potential for programmable Metal Organic Frameworks (MOFs) that produce audiovisual effects. His experiments focused on the nature of chemical synthesis, and how this could manifest through MOF chemicals. His aim was to coax out some unique MOF phenomena. He also wanted to produce ‘perceivable signatures’ of the unique materials’ molecular nature. This research led to the installation 'Synthesism' in 2019, a series of site-specific experiments synthesising audio-visual MOF phenomena, which Chris presented at the CSIRO Australian Manufacturing and Materials Precinct in Clayton.
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