a sick logic
Following a suspicion that the current socio-political and ecological
systems of governance are failing, A Sick Logic explores alternative
ways of living as a practical political response to a dark seeming
future landscape. ideas around basic living processes, re-learning and
re-wilding.
the authors
The work takes the form of photography,
sculpture, installation and participatory happenings. I am interested in
living strategies, communities, collectivism and societies’
relationship to the natural environment. I have been investigating basic
living processes and survival skills; recently this has consisted of
learning to identify and safely consume wild plants, spin yarn and
preserve food, followed by exchange and diffusion of these skills though
walks, discussions, workshops.
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GLEN STOKER
A visual artist working in various media,
but with an emphasis on photography and film, installation and
assemblage, performance and text. The site and location specific
practice is centred on acts of walk and response, and carried out
largely in the public realm. Themes of urban place and space narrow down
to a particular focus on urban land use and the post-industrial human
living condition, alongside ideas of absence and presence and longing
and belonging in the contemporary city.
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