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Part of residency showcase, Uncertain Data, Rain Paradox (2021) explores Rain Paradox presents counter-narratives to official framings of water scarcity, offering different perspectives from community-minded citizens across the UK.
As part of residency showcase, Uncertain Data, The Trouble With Dark Circles (A Mixtape) (2021) a multimedia installation based around a new body of writing, found footage, and layered soundtrack exploring Anglo-Indian-ness and it's significance through generations.
by Tessa Norton
As part of residency showcase, Uncertain Data, The Irresistible Powers of Silent Talking investigates these automated deception recognition systems, and their worrying use in border surveillance.
As part of residency showcase, Uncertain Data, Deep Dive (2021) is an ambient video game that explores the depths of the ocean: allowing you to descend deeper into the unknown as you master your mind through meditation.
by Yambe Tam
As part of major exhibition Future Ages Will Wonder, "zoe" (2021) is an installation environment with yarn, cloth, cotton, photographs and furniture recreating The Hunterian Museum and its collection.
by Miku Aoki
As part of major exhibition Future Ages Will Wonder, A Tree+++ 记因・基亿 (2021) is a dye-sublimation print on fabric suspended from a rig in the centre of the FACT building.
Part of major exhibition Future Ages Will Wonder, Nanyang (2019), Jawa (2019), Root Word (2021) are three backlit Duratran prints displayed on LED lightboxes. Each a unique visual writing system that tells a personal story about the artist's lineage.
(Im)possible Baby, Case 01: Asako & Moriga (2015) is inspired by biotechnology and design solutions. The installation contains speculative design works considering the ‘traditional’ family unit.
by Ai Hasegawa
Shared Baby explores our beliefs in family and relationship structures, such as monogamy and kinship.
by Ai Hasegawa
In Virtual Return You (can't) Dehaunt / 於虛擬的彼岸 迴魂（不）散 traces the real life stories of four queer Hong Kong transmigrants born in the 1980s, for whom lived migrant and diaspora experiences exist alongside memories of childhood homes under British colonial rule that no longer exist.
In this newly commissioned work, Yarli Allison reconstructs Liverpool’s old Chinatown and tells the stories of its lost Chinese sailors.
Set of 8 lightboxes displaying watercolour paintings inspired by vintage cigarette cards.
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