Working in collaboration with the Dulwich Picture Gallery, and with support from Impact on Urban Health, The Brixton Project had the immense pleasure of contributing to the wider public programming of the groundbreaking and life-affirming Soulscapes exhibition curated by Lisa Anderson.
In response to the exhibition’s themes we set out to explore our relationship with the natural world above and below the visible landscape, focusing on that which is often invisible, from the harm in the air we breathe, to the healing potential of our connection to the natural world.
With a series of hauntings by Origins Untold (Josie and Ray Carter), a sounding from Love Ssega supported by Thor McIntyre-Burnie(ASWARM), a call to feeling through movement with Valerie Ebuwa and tyroneisaacstewart, a haptic encounter with the South London Botanical Institute in collaboration with Earth Tenders and a sonic offering from Dean Bryce (Don’t Sleep). Lastly, Anthony Bailey’s drumming (Happy Drums) was the pulse that held it all together.