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SRG Bennett

Exploring structures of knowledge + power

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THE ULTIMATE KINDNESS IS WATER (2024)

Exploring impermanence and fluidity below the surface of modern Western political economies

EARTH-GALLERY-EARTH (
2018-2023)

Tautological data visualisations about the earth, made from the earth, returned to the earth

Amargosa Valley, NV (2023)

Experimenting with watery paint and laser engraving to explore centre-pivot irrigation farming in the American West.

we made lines in the earth (2022)

Engraving, sanding and laser engraving plywood to bring a psychological lens to human-managed landscapes in Andalusia

glass house (2020-21)

An attempt to recreate Kurt Schwitters’ Merzbau using environmental data and repurposed greenhouse glass, for a project with the Arts and Humanities Research Council

arboreal (2019)

Three cross-sections of British trees, digitally engraved with data to complement the organic information they already hold

Forest of the future (2019)

Fantastical imaginations of the cartographies of Waltham Forest, developed for the 2019 London Borough of Culture

THE JOKE’S ON US (2019)

A hybrid participatory artwork/exhibition featuring artwork from the Government Art Collection and jokes from Walthamstow locals

the 20 year gap (2018)

An immersive installation of 216 hanging threads coded to manifest the 20 year difference in healthy life expectancy across the UK. Created with Nesta.

who saw the deep (2018-)

Modern interpretations of cuneiform tablets, impressed with ecological data and laid into the earth around London

Nine quadrats (2017)

Ephemeral sampling quadrats, created from materials found around Cortijo los Gazquez in Andalusia, arranged as a square on a map

the museum of extraordinary objects (2017)

Working with the Royal Society to visualise the future of research culture via speculative museum artefacts from the year 2035

SRG Bennett (2017) Stained Glass Climate Data Projection, Middle East — STAINED GLASS CLIMATE DATA (2017)

Light projects through stained glass pixels portraying climate data, creating a relationship with the chalk map of the Middle East on the floor below

In residence at cern (2016-17)

Sightings of ambiguous, confusing and scale-less phenomena from night-time wonderings around the CERN particle physics laboratory

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