Known for their highly engaging and profound projects that raise awareness of important issues surrounding disabled bodies and societal restrictions, Sam Metz will share their recent project which translates and shares the experiences of being disabled and neurodivergent.
Making Solid: Unpredictable Bodies features sculpture, drawing, animation and film that explores the concepts of ‘choreographic objects’ to investigate the relationship to disability, the body, and neurodiversity. Created through movement and rhythm, the artist’s work attempts to capture a range of ‘interruptions’, ‘aberrations’, and uncontrolled actions of disabled bodies and investigates how to make movement solid.
Explore the Exhibition
Hear our Programme Director, Damon Jackson-Waldock introduce Metz’s exhibition Making Solid: Unpredictable Bodies.
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Exhibition Access
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Image: Sam Metz, Stone and Radial, installation view, 2021. Photo Andrew Quinn, courtesy of the artist.
