G31: Aziza Kadyri

Kadyri's new immersive, interactive exhibition for G31 continues her ongoing worldbuilding series. The installation supports the evolving narrative of a trickster figure - the artist’s alter ego - while inviting viewers into a fragmented childhood memory where reality and dream converge. Through scenographic elements, tactile interventions, sound, and open-ended storytelling, the work blurs the line between performer and audience, memory and invention.

Commissioned by Somerset House Studios in collaboration with UAL Creative Computing Institute.

The Creative Technologies Fellowship, in partnership with UAL Creative Computing Institute (CCI), offers a unique development and commission opportunity for artists looking to explore the ways in which computational systems can be used as part of a critical practice exploring social or environmental questions.

Read more on the Creative Technologies Fellowship here.