Atmospheric Forces
Atmospheric Forces is about the relationships between the forces that shape our lives, and the times we live in, such as minerals, air, colonialism, and human-nature relationships.
Atmospheric Forces is about the relationships between the forces that shape our lives, and the times we live in, such as minerals, air, colonialism, and human-nature relationships.
An evocative sound work and risograph publication by Libita Sibungu that interrogates colonial archival practices, drawing on the artist's experiences in Cornwall and the British Geological Survey archives, and exploring themes of memory, identity, and the impermanence of landscapes.
Ahead of a new programme theme that launched in autumn 2024 (Rehearsals for a world we can live in), Radar invited a series of visiting artists to engage with research across Loughborough University’s two campuses.
We collaborated with Charnwood Forest Geopark to offer three artists the chance to engage with the Geopark.
Making Time Phase 1 was an initiative that responded to the climate emergency, bringing the ideas of artists and art production into conversation with new material possibilities.
Radar collaborated with MK Gallery, Milton Keynes, on workshop-led programmes exploring the social and cultural value of trees.