01 / Practice
Sloe Motion
A transdisciplinary moving-image practice working across projection, light, generative systems, experimental photography and illustration.
Works for installation, performance, public space and screen.
02 / Approach
Each work begins with a rule: hold one point still, let sound move a surface, repeat a frame, or let an image retain a disturbance. Projection, code and live processing construct and deconstruct the image against bodies, architecture and time. Repetition, displacement and decay test how an image holds together, what it loses, and where vulnerability becomes visible.
03 / Bec Todd
04 / Projection portrait
Practice biography
05Bec Todd (she/they) is a transdisciplinary moving-image artist and designer working between Melbourne and Brisbane. Their practice spans projection, generative systems, responsive visual environments, experimental photography and illustration, often developing through collaboration with musicians, performers and cultural institutions. Their work has been presented at Arts Centre Melbourne, White Night Bendigo, The Tivoli and Live Performers Meeting Rome. Training in communication design, microelectronic engineering and computation informs a practice combining visual composition, systems thinking and technical production.
Current inquiry / 2026
06Can an image remain coherent without belonging to a single moment?
Current research asks how long an image remains recognisable when different regions occupy different moments. Slit-scan motion, temporal delay and pixel displacement separate an image from the instant that produced it, testing impermanence and the point at which a source becomes something else.
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