One of four temporary, online exhibitions developed by The And Or Project between 2014-2019. Exhibition developed with artist Sara Schnadt for The And Or Project.

Artwork commissioned for '#exstrange: a curatorial intervention on eBay by Maria-Laura Ghidini and Rebekah Modrak. The artwork consists of two gilded objects, a nutmeg and a quince; the online auction and all correspondence relating to the auction. Who is to say what ob...

Luci Eldridge and Meg Rahaim were asked by Phoenix to make new work exploring the relationship between digital and print for this two-person exhibition. It took place as part of Leicester Print Workshop’s Small Print International. Whether rural or urban, peopled or des...

'Conjunctively Evolving', was an international exhibition in Shanghai, China, curated by Jian Zhou, Liu Li, and Zhang Yicheng. The exhibition was developed as an extension and progression from the exhibition, "Intersecting Practices: Contemporary Printmaking in the UK",...

Drawing/experimental text in anthology of artists work on paper. Turn Right At The Statue of Love is a double-page spread drawing/text, an original artwork. In 'A Berlin Chronicle' Walter Benjamin describes his autobiography as a space to be walked. The invited contribu...

Edited commissioned anthology, ninth in series of ten by Cobra Press. Four short experimental texts responding to the 'Calais Crisis' COBRA Committee meetings and the refugee crisis in Europe.

"Folk Art * Sex Fantasy * Kosova Myths * London diaries"
is a solo exhibition and video film. The exhibition was held in London GX gallery in March 2015 that is based on a performance and video art research piece that was originally performed at the Borderlines: confere...

Blood Memory, shown in the National Gallery of Kosova in March 2015, consisted of 40 images from a body of work I carried out in the politically turbulent years of 1990-91. At that time Yugoslavia, where I was born, was on the brink of civil war, threatening the fragile...

poem about the past and present of Leicester

poem about the past and present of Leicester