Transforming: Here and Now

The exhibition “Transforming Here and Now” presents a selection of eight photographs from my socially and community-engaged art projects.

Transforming: Here and Now

31.01.2025 – 07.02.2025

Groundfloor, Faculty of Arts Building, University of Warwick, University Road, Coventry CV4 7AL ,UK

The exhibition illustrates how individuals and communities assert their agency through environmental initiatives and creative expressions, from community-building environmental projects to reflections on urban, rural, and virtual spaces. These diverse works offer multi-layered perspectives on how different environments foster self-expression and social engagement in our rapidly evolving world. The exhibited works span diverse media and geographies, reflecting urgent social and environmental concerns across the globe. Through various artforms, the artists engage with themes of resistance, identity, and ecological justice. From grassroots activism to digital spaces, their works reveal how communities navigate and transform their environments in pursuit of change and a better future. The exhibition is presented alongside the After Postcolonialism: Global Theory, Local Transformations conference, which brings scholars together to examine the intersection of postcolonial theory and lived experience.

Transforming: Here and Now is an art exhibition featuring canvas art, photography, installations, and video works by twelve international artists: Ann Chang, P.A. Echague, Francesca Mauricio, Manesa Hulia Diaz, Joannes Christopher Gerad, Vardit Goldner, Joe Li, Natalie Lo, Alexandro Casales Navarrete, Moses Sodipo, Konstantina Tompoulidou, and Ngo Chun Tse.

Thank you to the curatorial team