'Never at Sea', was a series of immersive live performances, exhibition, and symposium @ St Mary le Strand Church, London in June 2023. It will be re-presented as an exhibition at Salisbury Cathedral during summer 2025 as part of the 'Living Water' exhibition curated by Beth Hughes and Mollie Barnes
You can view the documentation of the performance here
An essay by Dr Kate Pickering has been commissioned in response to the work and can be read here
A trailer for the film component of the work can be viewed here
Never at Sea explores the embodied experiences of migration, climate change and loss. The project explores the role of creativity in creating a safe space for empathy and imagination and was developed in collaboration with the Refugee Council, King's Sanctuary Programme and King's Culture, King's College London. It incorporates performers, and musicians, interwoven with sculptures and moving image. Music direction and composition were developed in collaboration with Cat Hope and a multitude of creative collaborators from Australia and the UK, including choreographer Sivan Rubenstein. See the project's development on Instagram
You can view the documentation of the performance here
An essay by Dr Kate Pickering has been commissioned in response to the work and can be read here
A trailer for the film component of the work can be viewed here
Never at Sea explores the embodied experiences of migration, climate change and loss. The project explores the role of creativity in creating a safe space for empathy and imagination and was developed in collaboration with the Refugee Council, King's Sanctuary Programme and King's Culture, King's College London. It incorporates performers, and musicians, interwoven with sculptures and moving image. Music direction and composition were developed in collaboration with Cat Hope and a multitude of creative collaborators from Australia and the UK, including choreographer Sivan Rubenstein. See the project's development on Instagram