Projection, photography, photogrammetry and immersive installation — at the scale of buildings, forests, oceans and ice.

Joseph Michael is a New Zealand-born media artist working in Sydney. He makes large-scale projection, photography and immersive installation: Antarctic icebergs projected onto the Auckland War Memorial Museum, Voices for the Future on the United Nations Secretariat in New York ahead of the 2019 Climate Action Summit, the Amazon's giant trees scanned and rebuilt in VR, and the glowworm caves of the North Island photographed in long exposure. He is an Edmund Hillary Fellow and co-director of the Art Science Lab.