A studio practice built around presence, gesture and public space
In this essay, an artist considers what it means to make work that can hold attention, uncertainty and the experience of being seen.
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Write to the editorsThe September edit
Stories from the artists, rooms, screens and streets shaping a more observant way to go out, look closer and stay curious.
Read the lead storyA generous archive-led look at a singular voice and the work behind its lasting resonance.
Why visual cues still matter in the public spaces we share.
A measured conversation about making work in unsettled times.
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