Issy

Arms Up. The viewer, as performer and artist, interacting with the Unseen.

Seeing the Unseen is an exploration of time, movement and the methods of visualising human connection in a technological age. As the viewer moves they create digital marks that exist three dimensionally in the space and layer over pre-existing traces of a performance to create a time based collaboration.

Thank you to everyone that came to experience this immersive interactive XR artwork .

I am delighted to announce that Eloïse Frey, the wonderful dancer who I initially began this work with, will be performing at the private view of Seeing The Unseen. Eloïse will be responding to the XR immersive art work and our original performance of dancer and artist that has been preserved digitally and made visible through the VR headset.

Seeing the Unseen opens to the public today, 11-5 and is on daily till Saturday gallery. Pop in any day to try the immersive experience or join us for the Private View 5-7 pm on Thursday 29th May.

is a Strasbourg-born French contemporary dancer, movement creative, dance filmmaker and photographer based in London. She has a BA Hons in Contemporary Dance and the MA Screendance from London Contemporary Dance School. Her work explores abstract themes that reflect on the human experience in today’s society. She is interested in working with interdisciplinarity to broaden the reach, concept and aesthetic of contemporary movement.

It was an absolute pleasure to be one of the 66 members of the Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers who exhibited at the London Original Print Fair for its 40th Anniversary.

It was also the first time I have shown ‘Becoming’, a monotype that presents the body as a collection of moving parts, connected and in a contestant state of becoming. It was joined by my lithograph, You Disappear, Bound By Grief.

A heartfelt thank you to and for such an amazing opportunity.

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