Matterlurgy is a collaboration between artists Helena Hunter and Mark Peter Wright.
Their work explores how environments and ecologies emerge across scales, technologies and infrastructures. They make installations and exhibitions that incorporate video, sculptural objects, text, images and sound. Projects have involved collaboration with scientists, local communities and sites to investigate how environments are sensed and how ways of knowing converge in the field, laboratory, and gallery.
Matterlurgy were UK Artist Associates for the Art, Technology, Society programme at Delfina Foundation and received a nomination for the Paul Hamlyn Awards for Visual Artists. Their work has been exhibited internationally at Wellcome Collection, Onassis Stegi, Arts Catalyst, Tate Modern, Bòlit Contemporary Arts Centre, Whitechapel Gallery, Medialab Matadero, ICA, John Hansard Gallery, The Showroom Gallery, Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art, Titanik Gallery and LABoreal. Featured press includes The Guardian and Art Monthly; articles about their work can be found in Third Text and Technoetic Arts, with chapters published by the University of Minnesota Press.
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