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A sci-fi descent into the abyss: Mikaela Stafford’s Inferno has landed in Canberra
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A sci-fi descent into the abyss: Mikaela Stafford’s Inferno has landed in Canberra
Experience Inferno at the National Film and Sound Archive. Photo: NFSA. Something — perhaps an alien — is spilling out of a screen at the National Film & Sound Archive (NFSA). At once ancient and futuristic, this creature is part of a thrilling new audiovisual installation by Paris-based Australian artist Mikaela Stafford. Commissioned by the NFSA, Inferno is billed as a “sci-fi reverie that is eerie and ethereal; alien, yet earthly”. It was cre…
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