Fluid Morph

Fluid Morph Hkason Description Fluid Morph: Conceived through the interplay between the rehabilitative and assistive devices of the present and the trace-bearing organs that hold memories of the past, a new body comes into being.  This body moves through water, leaving its own unique traces and experimenting with new sensations within that motion. The…

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Ground Truth

Ground Truth Miguel Teodoro Description Ground Truth is a moving image work that explores ecological and cultural realities surrounding aridity. Set on the island of Cyprus, where anthropogenic climate change is accelerating desertification, the film investigates the resonances between scientific monitoring and future climate modelling and their infrastructural and material affordances. The term “ground truth”…

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Brackish Registers

Brackish Registers  Claudia Lehmann Description In Cyprus, aquifers face depletion and salinisation, with brackish water intrusion signalling over-extraction, climate stress and land use changes. Salt balances heritage decline, threatening water and culture, and its role as a preservative. Copper, derived from aes cyprium and formed from ancient seawater cycling through volcanic rocks, dissolves and deposits…

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Narratives from Invisibility and Silence

Narratives from Invisibility and Silence Xin Yang Description How do invisible networks and hidden narratives shape our environments? Narratives from Invisibility and Silence is a diverse investigation: a spatial, multimedia installation combining glass paintings depicting micro-world activities, pigment-based compositions and audiovisual media. Through research into the colours and sediments of water and soil collected from…

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The Drift of the Alien

The Drift of the Alien Kyriaki Goni Description How do humans adapt to changing ecologies and species crossing boundaries? The Drift of the Alien examines climate change, species migration and ecological disruption, focusing on the Mediterranean Sea, where lionfish, once native to the Indo-Pacific, have become unstoppable. Unintentionally transported by human-made canals and warming waters,…

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