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If you jump on a moving party tram, where do you land?

Dimensions
9m33d

Courtesy of
BJCEM, UK New Artists, Fabbrica del Vapore, SLQS Gallery

Following on from research into purgatory as both a liminal state and a journey between heaven and hell, and mapping this onto the idea of the glitch as a queer form of refusal, the party tram is used as a literal vehicle to explore this journey. I see this glitch, this refusal to perform, this “fantastic failure” as a kind of ritual space where the minutiae of everyday scrolling might transcend into the sacred.

Shown in SLQS Relation de Voyage screening programme, with three original UV prints on brushed steel. Please contact SLQS Gallery for sales enquiries.

With thanks to BJCEM, UK New Artists and Fabbrica del Vapore for their support in the making of this film, and thanks also to DiscoTram Milan.

prettier-ignore-start Om81hdvyqusaupesedygeq prettier-ignore-end Ronnie Danaher

Soft Egg, Don't Wear It

Party Tram 1, 2 & 3

iConfess

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