Some days you’re the clown

Some days you’re the clown, by Eva Francis-Work is a mixed media exhibition designed to combine digital and physical art works. The exhibition works through ideas of opposition, femininity, self-expression, and identity while appropriating themes and imagery from the circus arts. In a type of digital magic trick, a series of prints act as triggers for augmented reality (AR) sculptures, each featuring a circus character revealing a different aspect of the artist. Some day you're the clown is available on the Shared Spaces app on the Spaces page.

3D Models

Left to right: screenshots of a lady must be clean shaven, a lady must stand tall but be small, a lady ought to smile, and a lady bends, not breaks.

Some days you’re the clown at the Gordon Snelgrove Gallery

About the Artist

Eva Francis-Work is nearing the end of her undergraduate years, completing a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and her Bachelor of Fine Arts Honours degrees. These two subject areas have formed the basis for her artwork, each influencing the other with a recent focus on self-expression. Using herself as subject matter, Eva explores ideas of femininity and self-introspection through subtle humor. Eva’s passion lies in printmaking and digital artwork, bringing these passions together has led to more immersive works.