Chromeskin, includes a chromium plated body-cast of Geoffrey Drake-Brockman, along with aa 3D-animated digital version of Geoffrey displayed on a rectangular prism of plasma screens. The  digital version of Chromeskin is animated in realtime, based on the current visual field around the artwork. The figure reflects and reacts to the movements of viewers. Quadrascope's 3-D rendering software was developed by headus 3D. Chromeskin was exhibited at the 2001 National Sculpture Prize at the National Gallery of Australia where it won the Highly Commended Award, Also shown at the Biennale of Electronic Arts Perth (BEAP) in 2002. Collaboration with Richie Kuhaupt.