The (charming) Bonfire Band at the 300 year old Coach and Horses pub.



"I’m fascinated by the way technology is changing and intertwining us as humans – a lot of my work explores the juxtaposition of organic, natural forms and mechanized technology. We’re literally wired and connected to each other in so many ways… I also am very intrigued by the way we weave computing into our daily lives. I find myself bound to machines more than I ever would have imagined possible. I’m interested in conveying that connectivity and dependence. I work with a variety of media and love working with metal and re-purposing objects. There’s something really exciting about taking something out of context and making it beautiful."

See more @ http://www.fundbreak.com.au
More related images: http://wholelottalovely.wordpress.com/2009/10/24/art-sydney-emma-hack/
And artist portfolio: http://www.emmahackartist.com/