A few months ago, I came across social media call from Tebbs Contemporary Gallery, for a collage project. Although this sounded like a total con, it also provided me with the perfect opportunity to kick start my creativity after this…
I was invited to write a new chapter to the Langford’s Basic Photography book, covering the moving image. There was at the time a revival of the animated gif as a medium as well as the arrival of the cinemagraph…
Western Orishas This series loosely explores representations of West African deities and places them in the western sub culture context of super heroes. Hebieso The Flash comparable to Shango in attributes, Hebieso is the god of thunder, lightning, and storms.…
kaleidogif series marie-josiane agossou and <a href=”http://msdm.org.uk”>paula roush After receiving an invitation to participate in Never gonna gif you up , a speedshow curated by Nora O Murchú for the openhere festival in Dublin, paula roush proposed for us to…
On the 19th of May The Photographer”s gallery in London reopened its doors to the public with amazing works by Burtinsky and a brand new digital screen, ”The Wall” To inaugurate The Wall , the gallery invited a few artists…
Etherial Moments Photographs. Musée du Quai Branly – Paris 2010
A series of animated gifs from a collection of photographs taken in Wells-Next-The-Sea, Norfolk, England in 2008. Return to wells explores visual representations of the memory trace from a particular event in a particular location. the works intersect…
The Order Of Things: Where Are You? authors: esther jones and marie-josiane agossou video, colour, sound, 8”20″ Three faceless women try to juggle the care of an-Other with the tasks-at-hand, both essential in their roles. They are finding it difficult.…
Short cuts@The Woodman, Sydenham Arts Festival, London, UK – The Woods – video, sound – collaborative -esther jones and marie-josiane This short narrative film is inspired in part by Britain”s green spaces – parklands, woodlands, fields – and in…
Tangible Experiments I, digital Art Gallery, South Bank University, London, UK – Jars- video, sound and electronics – collaborative -david wright and marie-josiane