Transdisciplinary artist, writer and researcher
I am a British-Belgian transdisciplinary artist, educator, and researcher. I build worlds, creating cracks: temporary autonomous sites for experiment and agency.
In my artistic practice, Installation-performances, (sound) stories, and workshops are ways to start (material and somatic) conversations and explore complex topics, viscerally. My artistic (research) practice consists of deep listening/observation, field recording, reading (aloud), (auto)ethnographic writing and thinking through drawing, collage-making, and critical exchange. My focus is on how accessing embodied, tacit, intuitive, and imaginal knowledge of place through stories of and encounters with (geological) landscapes can deepen our understanding of the complexities of (not) belonging in a time of ecological and social crises. Process-orientated and participative live performance, as both research and artistic creation are inseparable in my work.
Portfolio and documentation material
Portfolio highlights:
Portfolio Full:
New project in the making: My mother was a landmine: holding space for complexities of (not) belonging to place
Audio-visual work and documentation
The unreliable Archives:
Video from artistic research presentation: What Moss knows:
Sound from artistic research presentation: What Moss knows:
Sound stories from Audio installation Migrating Dialogues:
https://migratingdialogues.org/#panel2
Performance: Rona Kennedy
Concept and text: Rona Kennedy, based on interviews with William Kennedy (#1)
Concept, sound design, editing: Fabián Espinosa-Díaz
Concept and dramaturgy: Helena Elshout
Performance: Rona Kennedy
Concept and text: Rona Kennedy, based on interviews with Ademilola Oduwole (#2)
Concept, sound design, editing: Fabián Espinosa-Díaz
Concept and dramaturgy: Helena Elshout
Performance: Rona Kennedy
Concept and text: Rona Kennedy, based on interviews with Audrey Kennedy (#3)
Concept, sound design, editing: Fabián Espinosa-Díaz
Concept and dramaturgy: Helena Elshout
Video documentation conference presentation: Practices of (in)visibility,
Critical Arts Conference, University of Brighton, June 2015:
