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Swelling 4 minutes created 1998

Direction and Sound: Tina Gonsalves

Snack on Art TV – screening on public/cable TV, New York City, USA 2002

Exemplary Collection AUSTRALIAN CENTRE OF MOVING IMAGE, AUSTRALIA 2001

[D]vision Media Arts festival (a retrospective of work by Tina Gonsalves and Mark Eden) Vienna AUSTRIA 2000

Global Multimedia Interface Projected on four storey tall screen in Leicester Square FACT UK 1999/2000

4i�me Manifestation interantionale VidŽo et Art Montreal CANADA 1999

DÕart Dlux Media Art Event Sydney Film Festival and Inter/national Tour AUSTRALIA 1999

Tubor and Roots - a Lunch Box Recording Event - The Living Room NYC USA 1999

Independent Exposure World Tour 1999

Paperviens Project Ð screening installation at Gallery 128 - NYC USA 1998

BlackChair Productions - screening - Seattle USA 1999

The Sync.com screening - WWW 1999

Swelling journeys through a pathological dissection of diseases, tumours and corporeal abnormalities mutating into autonomous entities, giving an abstract impression of the internal body. All the sourced imagery is hospital diagnostic imaging, leaving the viewer questioning - could it be my internal self portrait? The sound is a mixture of bodily noises, digitally effected and mixed into a rhythmic repetition of the breath and the heartbeat. After four minutes of this rhythmic mutation, it is hoped the viewer is left a little on the 'giddy' side.