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Residency in
Reykjavík - August 2025
9. Internationales Frauen Theater Festival - September 2025 Ecofemisim - performing sustainability
9. Internationales Frauen Theater Festival - September 2025 Ecofemisim - performing sustainability
Forest, Stone, Flesh - Spectral Traces and Bodily Archives
2025
Collaboration with Nella Piatek
Will be shown at
9. Internationales Frauen Theater Festival - September 2025 Ecofemisim - performing sustainability
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yitCHuDDbOI
Forest, Stone, Flesh is an eco-feminist journey across the mythical sites of Dartmoor National Park in Cornwall. Through the process of anarchiving, the body is used as a material to access histories and to activate the few locations which carry myths that centre around women and slow violence. Anarchiving relates to the idea that sites can be understood as living archives; as such the film ‘re-animates’ local narratives to imagine alternative realities. The film is a ritual performance in which two travellers journey across the site’s past, present and future. Through the lenses of hauntology and post-humanist thought, the history and mythologies of the area are re-examined in connection to an eco-feminist approach.
This project was created as part of the Mayes Creative Residency: Creative Inspiration From An Ancient Landscape funded by the National Lottery Fund.
2025
Collaboration with Nella Piatek
Will be shown at
9. Internationales Frauen Theater Festival - September 2025 Ecofemisim - performing sustainability
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yitCHuDDbOI
Forest, Stone, Flesh is an eco-feminist journey across the mythical sites of Dartmoor National Park in Cornwall. Through the process of anarchiving, the body is used as a material to access histories and to activate the few locations which carry myths that centre around women and slow violence. Anarchiving relates to the idea that sites can be understood as living archives; as such the film ‘re-animates’ local narratives to imagine alternative realities. The film is a ritual performance in which two travellers journey across the site’s past, present and future. Through the lenses of hauntology and post-humanist thought, the history and mythologies of the area are re-examined in connection to an eco-feminist approach.
This project was created as part of the Mayes Creative Residency: Creative Inspiration From An Ancient Landscape funded by the National Lottery Fund.
Your pleasure, our pain
Your Pleasure, Our Pain - The ethics of luxury
Residency at PRAKSIS (Oslo)
Oslo, Norway August - September 2024
Developed and funded by Rudolf Kangwa, Lusaka Centre for Contemporary Art (LuCAC), Goethe-Institut Norwegen and Institut français de Norvège, non-profit centre for art, research and learning PRAKSIS (Oslo)
Residency to research the ethical implications of the idea of and industry around ‘luxury’, with a special attention to the case study of gemstone mining in Zambia.
Included two events:
On Luxury - 20.08.2024
Experience Luxury - 04.09.2024
Wild Wired!
Rewilding Encounters of Langthorne Park
Artist Commission
Site specific interactive game, 2023
Website: wildwired.world
Exhibited
Radical Landscapes at the William Morris Gallery with Hervisions, and on site in Langthorne Park
London, UK October 2023 - February 2024
Presented at
Softer Futures
Copenhagen, Denmark 2024
Forward Festival
Berlin, Germany 2024
V&A
Digital Art Communities: Hubs, Nodes & Networks Talk
London, 2024
Rewilding Encounters of Langthorne Park
Artist Commission
Site specific interactive game, 2023
Website: wildwired.world
Exhibited
Radical Landscapes at the William Morris Gallery with Hervisions, and on site in Langthorne Park
London, UK October 2023 - February 2024
Presented at
Softer Futures
Copenhagen, Denmark 2024
Forward Festival
Berlin, Germany 2024
V&A
Digital Art Communities: Hubs, Nodes & Networks Talk
London, 2024
