All Their Singularities a Group Show

The exhibition "- all their singularities" draws inspiration from Gilles Deleuze's exploration of children's cartographic activities in What Children Say. Deleuze challenges traditional psychoanalytic interpretations, emphasising that children engage in a dynamic mapping of their environments—creating trajectories, lines, and loops that reflect their interactions with the world. This process is not just about movement through space but is also an exploration of the milieu's qualities, forces, and events. The exhibition captures this essence of mapping, tracing, and journey-making, where each work embodies a trajectory or a becoming. The artists—through their diverse practices—echo this cartographic impulse, weaving narratives that traverse memory, identity, and space. Each piece in the show becomes a node in a larger, evolving map, revealing connections and disjunctions, pathways and detours, and ultimately, singular journeys that defy simple categorisation.