A wee introduction to Platform: 2022.

For Platform: 2022, Lynsey MacKenzie engaged with the materiality and physicality of paintings as objects, in an exploration of time, repetition, and memory. 

In this visual description, EAF guides you through Lynsey's work during its installation at Edinburgh's French Institute for Edinburgh Art Festival 2022.

For Platform: 2022, through a series of cast lambs in varying states of partial collapse or erosion, Jonny Walker explores the multiplicity and temporality of the body.

In this visual description, EAF guides you through Jonny's work during its installation at Edinburgh's French Institute for Edinburgh Art Festival 2022.

For Platform: 2022, Emelia Kerr Beale explored the mythology surrounding an ancient oak tree through an installation of knitted garments, print work and video as a means of processing the complexities of illness.

In this visual description, EAF guides you through Emelia's work during its installation at Edinburgh's French Institute for Edinburgh Art Festival 2022. 

For Platform: 2022, Saoirse Amira Anis' video and textile installation taps into her dual heritage by using materials and plants from Moroccan and Scottish cuisines to explore rituals of sharing. 

In this visual description, EAF guides you through Saoirse's work during its installation at Edinburgh's French Institute for Edinburgh Art Festival 2022.