Artists

Michael Ho is a multidisciplinary artist working across painting, film and installation. Departing from a personal history shaped by cultural displacement, his practice explores unstable states of identity and belonging. Drawing on mythology, material histories and lived experience, he examines how systems of belief and classification shape our relationships to bodies, objects and landscapes. His work often inhabits thresholds between memory and myth, material and spiritual, presence and absence, considering grief, desire and assimilation as forces through which ideas of home and identity are continually constructed and remade.

Tiffany Wellington b. Kingston, Jamaica Lives, loves and works in London, their practice explores the relationship between object and narrative, folklore and reality. Their work illuminates stories that have been considered as “other” within the West. Storytelling through interweaving personal experiences of growing up in London and cultural histories from their own Afro-Caribbean diaspora. Using photography, video, sound and sculpture as a way of communicating ideas; they approach installations and performances as a collection of thoughts that become embodied within a space; working site specifically to include the audience as a participatory medium.