Matterlurgy Collaboration
Matterlurgy Collaboration
Matterlurgy is an ongoing collaboration between Wright and artist Helena Hunter. Their work critically explores the intersections of art and ecology through interdisciplinary collaboration with scientists, technologists and communities. They have produced projects that address flooding, land degradation, air pollution and climate modelling. Site-based works have been located in a hydropower station, disused steelworks, a laboratory for ice simulation, an abandoned copper mine and museum collections. Working with scientists from Royal Holloway University of London, University College London, Kings College London, University of Cambridge they have produced exhibitions and installations, performance, film and sound works. These have been shown at Tate Modern, Raven Row Gallery, Baltic Arts Centre, ICA, The Showroom Gallery, Delfina Foundation and Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art.
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![This Debris Tells a Story_InstallationView_Matterlurgy-Showroom2018 A microphone on a stand pointed at a stone. Trailing cables with additional stones across the image](/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/This-Debris-Tells-a-Story_InstallationView_Matterlurgy-Showroom2018.jpg)
This Debris Tells a Story, installation view, Showroom Gallery
![Rehearsals for Uncertain Futures_FilmStill_Matterlurgy_Geohumanities2019 5 bright panel lights pointed towards a plastic object, with plastic sheets around the side](/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Rehearsals-for-Uncertain-Futures_FilmStill_Matterlurgy_Geohumanities2019.jpg)
Rehearsals for Uncertain Futures, film still, Geohumanities
![Flom Sang, insallation view a bass drum on a stand in a room with a projection and equipment in the background](/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Flom-Sang-insallation-view-scaled.jpg)
Flom Sang, installation view.
![Cabinets of Consequence_InstallationView_Matterlurgy2018 Two people looking at digital screens showing bright pink and blue squares](/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Cabinets-of-Consequence_InstallationView_Matterlurgy2018.jpg)
Cabinets of Consequence, installation view
![An electronic chip board half submerged in earth](/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/MClayton_1604-10-UCL-OCT_020_DEL.jpg)
Cabinets of Consequence, Installation detail, Octagon Gallery UCL