Lynne Marsh's practice is located at the intersection of performance, cinema and the status of the image. In particular, Marsh’s work explores the cultural and social concerns that operate at the convergence of speculative fiction, choreography, and staged events. Her most recent works, shot respectively in a sports stadium, a TV studio and an abandoned amusement park investigate the inscription of individual bodies in architectural environments built for mass consumption. Her works present conceptual and visual experimentations that create a space for us to speculate on the present concept of the individual and its contemporary exertion of pressure as a political subject.
Lynne Marsh currently lives and works between Berlin, London and Montréal. She received her MA form Goldsmiths in London and her BA from Concordia University in Montréal. She is senior lecturer at the University of Hertfordshire UK.
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