Shortwave #10: Brad Darkson - Dream Job (2023)
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Dream Job is a co-commission between Sydney Opera House and Liquid Architecture's online journal Disclaimer.
Artists
Brad Darkson in collaboration with 2.6million people
Lead Animator
Thom Dickson
Animation Consultant
Arthur Ah Chee
Animation Support
ACOLAB Studio, Tarntanya (Adelaide)
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