In Pendientes II: Photography-Based Study of Kinetic Normativity, Noa Batlle examines kinetic normativity: the social and spatial conditions that determine who is permitted to move freely through public space and who remains structurally excluded.
During her CCI + WOPHA Fellowship, Celia Irina González will expand her ongoing series Looking with the Bone, a speculative video installation exploring human–nonhuman relationships as a metaphor for Caribbean history and resilience.
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Claudia Claremi is an artist and filmmaker. During her CCI + WOPHA Fellowship, Claremi will expand her ongoing series La memoria de las frutas (The Memory of Fruits), a large-scale research-based project exploring the sensory and emotional bonds people have with fruit.
Using photography, video, sound, and installation, Farihah Aliyah Shah’s research and lens-based practice explores themes such as identity formation, the colonial gaze, migration, race, connectivity to land, and collective memory. In the context of her CCI fellowship, Shah will expand two ongoing bodies of work: Along the Demerara and Looking for Lucille. Shah will share her research outputs in the international symposium “On the Edge of Visibility,” which will take place at PAMM in October 2023.
