NO MAN'S LAND - TERRA NULLIUS

“No Man’s Land” comes from the Latin expression “Terra Nullius”, meaning “Nobody’s Land”, signifying a space simultaneously literally and metaphorically where no one has control or a place unsuitable for habitation. It is our earth, our world, our only home. This diverse curatorial and artistic team collaborate and infuse their passions with one another to raise awareness and address the issues of our environment. Our earth is wounded by man’s greed and it is now down to us to heal it. The exhibition invites viewers to imagine a space with a sense of neglect, ambiguity, or lack of clear ownership and responsibility. This concept serves as the central theme for the show, as artists from over 15 countries give a powerful and emotive response to the socio-environmental crisis that we, as a society, are facing.

The show was organised by a collective of artists and curators currently enrolled at the Royal College of Art.

Exhibiting artists:

Alice Dawson, Alice Deptiva, Alina R.J, Betty C Fan, Cameron Jarvie, Christy Taylor, Dastan Satoshi, Edyta Jaworek, Elina Yumasheva, Estella Wang, Ezra Chiu, Hadas Amster, Julian Giacomelli, Mathijs Hunfeld, Simona Racheva, Suzi Bratt, Tom Fairlamb, Roisin Sullivan, Stephanie Teng, Telle Yang, Yihwa Kim, Yuval Golan.

Curating team:

Asja Skadchiski, Bryony Large, Hannah Dowling, Jacqueline Schwartz, Kat Matheson, Mila Fernandez, Nancy Whiston, Shahmir Hussain, Victoria Stepanets, Yuval Golan.