Matthew Carter

Matthew Carter's work explores the ambivalence of city spaces, perceived as both dangerous and lively. This psycho-spatial uncertainty and the characteristic change that continues in urban spaces is investigated by locating or dislocating the viewpoint of the self towards the city.

Carter acheived a Master of Art & Design from AUT in Auckland, New Zealand. He previously studied at Exeter College of Art and Cardiff School of Art and Design.

He has worked since the nineteen eighties as an animator, an editor, and motion graphic designer in London, Hong Kong, Malaysia and Auckla...

Matthew Carter's work explores the ambivalence of city spaces, perceived as both dangerous and lively. This psycho-spatial uncertainty and the characteristic change that continues in urban spaces is investigated by locating or dislocating the viewpoint of the self towards the city.

Carter acheived a Master of Art & Design from AUT in Auckland, New Zealand. He previously studied at Exeter College of Art and Cardiff School of Art and Design.

He has worked since the nineteen eighties as an animator, an editor, and motion graphic designer in London, Hong Kong, Malaysia and Auckland.

Keywords:
Urban space, Spatiality, Time and Space, Authentic/Inauthentic, Place, Placelessness, Aerial viewpoint, compositing,