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by Nicole Prior
Kudzu Whispers explores the entanglement between human and non-human entities through the migration story of the Chinese Kudzu vine plant.
by Dongni Liang
Charlotte created SkinnyChip2, her digital clone, in 2019; and while she sometimes may have a physical presence, she lives out her days in the digital realm.
Combining handmade elements, stop-motion animation and 3D-rendering, Ellie Towers presents a film inspired by lost public places in Liverpool.
by Ellie Towers
Alongside their installation Earth A.D. 2 (2023), Uma presents online adventure game, Low Estate (2023).
Surrender (2023) invites you into Jenkin Van Zyl's psychotropic film-world centred around an endurance dance marathon, and the cryptid lore of the "rat king".
Pilvi Takala’s multi-channel video installation, Close Watch (2022), takes a critical look at how power is exercised in public spaces through the private security industry.
by Pilvi Takala
In M2UY (2019-2024), Melanie and project participants consider the problematic alignment of incarcerated veterans’ lives with what the sociologist Joseph Campbell called the ‘Hero’s Journey’.
As part of On the other side, Katrina presents Sentences (2023), a book of texts produced in collaboration with individuals working in the justice system and people who are currently imprisoned.
Artist, composer and DJ Ain Bailey explores the concept of ‘sonic autobiographies’ through collaboration with imprisoned men and their families at HMP Buckley Hall in Rochdale.
by Ain Bailey
XENON PALACE CHAMPIONSHIP (2023) reflects on brotherhood and belonging, exploring the relationship between alienation, ambition, and securing your legacy.
by Sara Sadik
"After GOD, Dudus Comes Next!” (2024) considers the complex overlaps between alternative currencies, gate-kept spaces and odd logics that structure hidden worlds.
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