A still image from the film Gaps in the Light by Lila Dance, featuring a silhouetted figure bathed in deep blue light. The subject's face is tilted upward, their profile accentuated by dramatic backlighting. One arm is raised, fingers delicately poised near their shoulder, creating an expressive and fluid movement. The ethereal lighting and shadow create an atmospheric and emotive composition. Light Up Crawley Festival, 28 Feb and 1 Mar
A dimly lit underground tunnel with a curved brick ceiling. At the far end, illuminated targets are arranged on a stand, numbered '1' and '2.' A person is standing to the right of the targets, partially in shadow. The scene has a stark, atmospheric quality with contrasting light and dark areas, emphasising the tunnel's depth and texture. Underworld at Phoenix Art Space, 13-23 February
18 frames from a black and white archive film show a woman in Edwardian clothes sat down. A pink circle covers her mouth and with each frame it grows to cover her whole head then shrinks again. Days of Wonder X Dreamy Place Saturday at Hove Museum of Creativity, 26 Oct
Dreamy Place 2024
An image of a deep tunnel madeof brick with an archway at the beginning. The floor is made of grey cobbles. Call for Participants: Discover the Hidden History Beneath Brighton Railway Station
Vital Capacities new resident artists June 2024
"I dreamt…" recordings by The Wonder Club
Artists in Days of Wonder exhibition at Hove Museum of Creativity
Days of Wonder exhibition at Hove Museum of Creativity
Vital Capacities: Gateways - new exhibition
From 22 Sept 2022 • Vital Capacities website Appearance - Vital Capacities' latest exhibition
Days of Wonder - new films influenced by archive footage
Open from 21 July 22 • online Residual Echoes - new Vital Capacities exhibition
3 artists' work from Vital Capacities are represented - in the left corner text says hanover mums love level dick in red font - created by violet marchenkova, on the right Jess Starns' work is an AR image of a fern over a natural garden landscape, on the bottom left is Andrew Luk's work, a still image captured from Minecraft Vital Capacities website DeNatured - Vital Capacities exhibition
3 frames from Zoom webinar including speakers Jia Tan, Beatrice Wong and Danielle Braithwaite-Shirley Both Sides Now: Queer - recorded panel talks

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