SURPLUS: The Rat, the Tampon and the Laughing Gas (2025) When waste is a reflection of our social psyche, discarded life and consumables - become one of the same. 'Surplus: The Rat, the Tampon and the Laughing Gas' is a short form, moving image digital art project, depicting three anthropomorphised discarded things - real found objects from the streets of Enfield. 'Surplus: The Rat, the Tampon and the Laughing Gas' is an Augmented Reality sculptural triptych, presented as individual microsites with multiple entry/ access points. The films will be presented as separate files: audio, text, film, AR. The sculptures, seen and manipulated using Augmented Reality via smartphones or/and web browsers. DYSPLA makes high end experimental narrative based digital art, using performative monologues and innovative technology.
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SPECIFICATION
Artist: DYSPLA
Title: SURPLUS: The Rat, the Tampon and the Laughing Gas
Year: 2025
Digital Sculpture: 3 x .gITF, 12-40mb
Films: 3 x 3-8 min, 4k, .mp4
Audio: 3 x 3-8min, .WAV
Text: 3000 words (approx)
Credits:
Writer: Lennie Varvarides
Digital Artist: Kazimir Bielecki
Produced by DYSPLA
Cast:
‘The Rat’, played by Alex Forman
‘The Tampon’, played by Daisy-May Parsons
‘The Laughing Gas’ played by Jacob Fleming, Joanna Pope and Paul Croft.
Commissioned by Unlimited in partnership with Cultura Inglesa Festival
Developed at SurgeryScript
Thank you to Royal Central School of Speech and Drama for rehearsal room space.
Artist: DYSPLA
Title: SURPLUS: The Rat, the Tampon and the Laughing Gas
Year: 2025
Digital Sculpture: 3 x .gITF, 12-40mb
Films: 3 x 3-8 min, 4k, .mp4
Audio: 3 x 3-8min, .WAV
Text: 3000 words (approx)
Credits:
Writer: Lennie Varvarides
Digital Artist: Kazimir Bielecki
Produced by DYSPLA
Cast:
‘The Rat’, played by Alex Forman
‘The Tampon’, played by Daisy-May Parsons
‘The Laughing Gas’ played by Jacob Fleming, Joanna Pope and Paul Croft.
Commissioned by Unlimited in partnership with Cultura Inglesa Festival
Developed at SurgeryScript
Thank you to Royal Central School of Speech and Drama for rehearsal room space.