In Both Trickles and Floods Talk for FACT Liverpool

As artist in residence for FACT, I was asked about my research into water scarcity and climate framings, through a chat with Annie Jael Kwan. ‘The sound piece weaves field sound recordings and research into water scarcity and embedded power structures in cultural narratives to examine rising waters and eco-anxiety alongside strategies of hydrofeminism and radical solidarity across borders.’

“Angela YT Chan is one of three recipients of the Jerwood Arts / FACT Digital Fellowship, a new paid remote residency and artistic development opportunity. Angela’s work features in our current exhibition, Uncertain Data, which interrogates the trust we place in the data that governs us.”

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Image: Angela YT Chan, Rain Paradox (2021)