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As part of residency showcase, Uncertain Data, The Trouble With Dark Circles (A Mixtape) (2021) a multimedia installation based around a new body of writing, found footage, and layered soundtrack exploring Anglo-Indian-ness and it's significance through generations.
by Tessa Norton
As part of residency showcase, Uncertain Data, The Irresistible Powers of Silent Talking investigates these automated deception recognition systems, and their worrying use in border surveillance.
Shared Baby explores our beliefs in family and relationship structures, such as monogamy and kinship.
by Ai Hasegawa
In Virtual Return You (can't) Dehaunt / 於虛擬的彼岸 迴魂（不）散 traces the real life stories of four queer Hong Kong transmigrants born in the 1980s, for whom lived migrant and diaspora experiences exist alongside memories of childhood homes under British colonial rule that no longer exist.
In this newly commissioned work, Yarli Allison reconstructs Liverpool’s old Chinatown and tells the stories of its lost Chinese sailors.
Responding to his family’s multiple migrations during his early life, Boedi Widjaja’s work considers the limitations of language, and the arbitrary nature of its formation.
In 1620, Trisha Baga deploys approaches used in sci-fi filmmaking and speculative fiction to explore the mythology of Plymouth Rock.
by Trisha Baga
Dust to Data tracks through the colonial history of archaeology, to current parallels in the data mining of DNA and social media image banks.
Created for her FACT Together 2021 commission, Hope Strickland presents I'll be back! (2022) explores Black metamorphosis alongside institutional collecting practices and colonial violences
Harton Moor is an animated guided tour of a 1970’s council estate in South Shields, presented as an idealised architectural model set against the personal narrative of a child resident, Jessica.
by Erin Dickson
In a new commission for FACT, Rae-Yen Song offers a glimpse into a world constructed from inherited memories of a distant maternal grandmother.
by Rae-Yen Song
Larissa Sansour and Søren Lind have developed a new film installation featuring an Arabic-language opera, performed by Palestinian soprano Nour Darwish. Presented as a single aria, the opera revolves around loss, mourning and inherited trauma.
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