“The Body is a Place” at Arnolfini.

An overdue introduction to his playful, visceral, and magnanimous approach to art-making and life.

Critically assessing the extraction, transmission, and reception of information in the age of big data.

Was it a chance to gain a rare glimpse into the day-to-day realities of a closed country?

Questioning the capacity of impressions to remain accurate over time.

How information can be visualized, and how this visualization contributes to our understanding of our own mental faculties.

Engaging the unconscious and mythological forms.

The ailments and paradoxes of urban isolation.