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Dr. Martin Walch is a Lecturer in Fine Arts at the University of Tasmania's School of Creative Arts and Media, where he coordinates the Photography program. His work spans photography, video, sound, computer programming, and data visualization, focusing on environmental representation and complex environments. He has exhibited internationally and is known for projects like The Derwent Project (funded by ARC) and Creative Antarctica.
Research & Grants: Current projects include the ARC-funded 'Creative Antarctica' (2022–2025) and previous grants such as 'The Derwent Project' (2014–2016). His Antarctic residency through the Australian Antarctic Arts Fellowship (2017/18) furthered computational and photographic methods in extreme environments.
- Key Awards: Hobart City Art Prize (2008), Antarctic Arts Fellowship (2017/18)
- Art Collections: Tasmanian Museum, Australian Centre for the Moving Image, National Portrait Gallery
Teaching & Supervision: Supervised over 15 postgraduate students on topics ranging from environmental documentary to aesthetic engagement in conservation.
Labs/Teams: Collaborates with the Centre for the Arts and interdisciplinary groups on environmental and digital art projects.
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