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An Immersive Experience: Step Into Nature At The Walking With Colour Exhibition

Jessica Cook

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An Immersive Experience: Step Into Nature At The Walking With Colour Exhibition

Jessica Cook

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Experience a world of colour through the lens of award-winning cinematographer Michael Haluwana

Lie under the Northern Lights, swim with whales and watch the seasons change before your eyes.

Award-winning cinematographer, Michael Haluwana, is taking you on a journey through vibrant projections and multimedia installations showcasing WA’s colourful land and seascapes.

The exhibition launched on December 10th at The Western Australian Museum Boola Bardip and will run through to the end of January. Trust us, this is one you don’t want to miss.

What To Expect

Be inspired and take your own walk with colour across WA through a series of prints and installations:

Above & Below Projections: From day through to night, sit back and take in a range of visual discoveries including the incredible Northern Lights.
Marine Projections: Plunge into the deep blue and feel as though you’re swimming alongside whales, crocs and fish.
Colour Screens: Watch the seasons change before your eyes across WA as you’re drawn into a rainbow of different places and time.
Landscape Projections: Walk through rugged ranges and blue coastlines with this installation combining breathtaking footage with projection mapping technology.
Behind The Scenes: Step behind the camera and see what it takes to capture incredible moments through aerial, landscape, night sky and wildlife.

walking with colour exhibition - wa museum — Image Taken By Jess Cook

About Michael

For Michael, swimming with whale sharks and flying over salt lakes is all in a day’s work.

Director of Aeroture, he has been recognised for his work with National Geographic, BBC (Planet Earth II), and the man himself, Sir David Attenborough. So fair to say, he’s a pretty accomplished guy.

For the last 15 years, his main focus has been on capturing the amazing world around us, from nature and wildlife to the star and the skies, through a series of aerial and landscape photography and cinematography.

Michael has a true passion for astronomy, space and aviation. His work allows him “to truly connect with the land and its creatures, its present, and its history.”

See his amazing work on Instagram.

Or visit aeroture.com.au