The Amnesia Museum

Amnesia Atlas

A prototype 3D browser for the viewing of images taken by SenseCam- a wearable, automatic, life-logging camera. The same technology is used by Claire as a memory-aide, and features heavily in the development of Shona Illingworth’s Lesions in the Landscape.

by Jill Bennett, Volker Kuchelmeister, Dennis Del Favero

Homeland Is Not A Series

Single channel video with audio (7:15 mins); photography

by Heba Y. Amin, Caram Kapp and Don Karl

Heba Y Amin Caram Kapp And Don Karl Homeland Is Not A Series Al Watan Mesh Mosalsal

The Longest and Darkest of Recollections (2016-ongoing)

11 C-type and paper photographs mounted on variable materials; stones; text. Dimensions variable.

by Liz Orton

Liz Orton, The Longest and Darkest of Recollections, 2016 - ongoing. Photo by Gareth Jones.

Follow Brand Identity (2015)

by Simon Whybray

CARRIE BURIED BENEATH CATALPA BEANS // MOUNTAIN SWEEP (2009-2014)

Photography and text (16 prints on Mulberry paper)

by Quintan Ana Wikswo

Quintan Ana Wikswo, CARRIE BURIED BENEATH CATALPA BEANS // MOUNTAIN SWEEP, 2009-2014. Photo by Brian Slater.

If it Could Speak (2015)

by Tony Mallon

1 in a Million You (2012 - ongoing)

Website, social media campaign, photographic presentation

by Laurence Payot

Laurence Payot, 1 in a Million You, 2012 - ongoing.

The Moon Goose Analogue: Lunar Migration Bird Facility (2011)

Video; livestream; photographic prints; mixed media

by Agnes Meyer-Brandis

Agnes Meyer Brandis, The Moon Goose Analogue: Lunar Migration Bird Facility, 2011. Photo by Brain Slater.

Legend No1 & No2 (2007)

Photographs

by Muchen

Photography

Muchen, Legend No 1 & No 2, 2007. Installation view at FACT. Photo by Adatabase.

“zoe” (2021)

As part of major exhibition Future Ages Will Wonder, "zoe" (2021) is an installation environment with yarn, cloth, cotton, photographs and furniture recreating The Hunterian Museum and its collection.

by Miku Aoki

Miku Aoki zoe 2019 2020 Image by Rob Battersby Installation view at FACT WEB RES

(Im)possible Baby, Case 01: Asako & Moriga (2015)

(Im)possible Baby, Case 01: Asako & Moriga (2015) is inspired by biotechnology and design solutions. The installation contains speculative design works considering the ‘traditional’ family unit.

by Ai Hasegawa