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Storm Sequence is a video artwork by Australian contemporary artist Shaun Gladwell completed in 2000.The video is arguably the best known work of Gladwell's artworks and features the artist skateboarding on a concrete platform by the oceanside. Within the 11-minute duration of the video, Gladwell performs balletic freestyle skateboarding manoeuvres as a storm gathers intensity in the background. Storm Sequence is one of the first videos to be traded as an artwork within the Australian Art market, thus launching the medium commercially in Australia.