PAST EXHIBITONS

Miria Miria

Using found plastics as the main material, Miria creates numerous assemblages that feel at once artificial and organic. These works form immersive installations—constellations of altered ecologies—where viewers navigate between stillness and transformation.

Chroma is a group exhibiton featuring five artists, each presenting their work in a dedicated space. Through distinct practices and immersive enviroments, the exhibition explores how colour, emotion, and encounter five unique worlds, each reflecting a different sensory and emotional register, yet collectively forming a chormatic constellation of shifting perspectives.

Michael Sreenan

In 2021, Michael suffered a traumatic brain injury which resulted in various aspects of his life being affected. Some of these effects included trouble with abstract thinking, a flat emotional response, fatigue, and communication problems. ‘You Look Like You’ is an ongoing project that explores thoughts and experiences of the recovery process. Continued reflection informs the project; as life changes, the project will also change.

Samba

Samba, three old women in Japanese, was formed by three of us who all went University in our 50s and studied Fine Art amongst young UG students. We met through the TESTT studio space in Durham and worked together through group exhibitions focusing on Sustainability and Climate Change.