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Join Abbas Zahedi, Saverio Cantoni, Asad Raza and Sally Davies in exploration of collective resonance and reverberation.

Saverio Cantoni

Saverio Cantoni is a Berlin-based, white-passing cyborg, oral Deaf artist. Exploring the “aesthetics of access”, their work seeks to counter ableism through an intersectional approach to sonics. Drawing upon crip and queer theory, they practice radical solidarity and redistribution to destabilise power structures and rethink normative understandings of sensorial experience.

Asad Raza

Often focussing on local ecosystems, planetary ecologies and the entanglement between humans and their environments, Asad Raza’s practice emphasises art’s participatory and performative aspects. His recent exhibitions and public art projects, such as Prehension (2024) and Diversion (2022), enable interactions with natural elements such as wind, rivers, soil and trees.

Sally Davies

Sally Davies worked as an NHS psychiatrist and psychotherapist for 20 years, leaving in 2017 to pursue clowning and poetry. She created Queer Family Cabaret, a workshop exploring play’s therapeutic potential. Davies currently uses clown and tarot to create connection and community, devising tarot decks using London’s historical characters and psycho-geography.

Abbas Zahedi

Abbas Zahedi engages with systems of care, thresholds of experience, and the creation of communal spaces for dialogue. Often uniting personal narratives and broader collective concerns, his work uses sound and materiality as conduits for reflection and connection. Zahedi is an Associate Lecturer at the Royal College of Art, London.