The exhibition includes the ‘Stereoscopy Series’, a series of images which explore the external depth of the photographic canvas and challenge the defacto aesthetic of the flat print. All images were devised on a 35mm stereo camera and are viewed through paper anaglyph glasses, available from the front desk.

Tristan Burfield has a unique and evolving experimental electronic style that often incorporates lo-fi elements such as videogames, toys, glitches and noise.

His first live performances began in Bristol back in 2003, he has subsequently played shows throughout London and the Midlands and is currently living and working in Norwich, UK. In adition to being broadcast on Radio 1 [Rob Da Bank], XFM [Flo Motion] and Resonance FM, he also played national festivals such as Bring Yourself Fest, Toiletronica, and the Bristol Ashton Court Festival.

Recently his projects have been enhanced by the encorporation of visual elements, his music has been used as an accompliament to a silent surrealist film [Blood of a poet], combined with small format film [Shimmies in Super-8] and has been juxtaposed against found manipulated material [Shadow Pictures]. The visual strand of his work has been strengthened via a series of photographic exhibitions shown in galleries throughout the UK. He releases limited edition handmade tapes and CDR's through his own label.

www.tristanburfield.co.uk

The exhibition also includes the following event:

MON 14 JAN
SHORT CIRCUITS
A curated evening of noise and glitch, from artists working with hacked consumer electronics. With a performance by Tristan Burfield, exploring the limitations of the Atari 2600’s 8-bit soundchip; circuit-bending and chip-tuning from Pixelh8; Luke Abbott and Dan Tombs on Sega; and new work from Phil Archer.
8PM : £2.00 : CAFÉ BAR