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Brighid Black

Teesdale
Brighid Black is an artist, writer and researcher based in the North East of England, working with performance, moving image and drawing.
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I am an artist, writer and researcher living in Teesdale, North East England, currently in the third year of a practice based PhD at Northumbria University.
I work across a variety of media, including performance, moving image works and assemblages based on my encounters with the land, as well as drawing and print. More recently, my research has focused on subterranean environments. My working process involves walking, gathering video and film footage, prints, photographs, and recording sounds. My research is interdisciplinary.  Working with archaeological assemblages, built structures, and landscapes, recently a Neolithic tomb on Orkney, and a cave site in the North Pennines, my interest in archaeology and prehistoric lifeways encompasses research into contemporary perceptions and narratives around these sites. Evolving from this is speculative enquiry, through performance, into the possibilities for human/non-human exchanges and an expanded understanding of community through ritual. Other influences on my practice include anthropology, geology, botany, mythology, folklore, magic and literature.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Arche

Fissure

Singing Over the Bones

Liminal Soundings: Cuween (Under the Fairy Knowe)

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Curated Selection: Ritual Objects

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