Super/collider presents: Amelia Crouch – Spectral Evidence
10 Jul 2017
Heat artist Amelia Crouch share and discuss extracts of her recent work Spectral Evidence (2016).
This moving image artwork, explores colour perception and colour language, combines research into the evolution of the eye, the physics of light, linguistics and semiotics.
The piece was produced for The Scientific Method – a group exhibition of moving image works that adopt scientific, quasi-scientific or pedagogical
formats in order to consider the human search for systemic, graspable or
quantifiable meaning in an uncertain world.
Crouch co-curated the exhibition at The Tetley, Leeds, in 2016-17 and will talk both about Spectral Evidence and how it fits into her wider artistic research and interests.
Tickets are free for members and £3 non-members.
All proceeds from our cultural programme go to the Kibera Hamlets school in Nairobi, where Second Home has funded the construction of a new school building designed by our architects Selgas Cano.
