Name: Snake Lotus Exhibition Opening (Glasgow)
Start: 2023-06-16T17:00:00+01:00
End: 2023-06-16T20:00:00+01:00
Location: The Deep End

Snake Lotus Exhibition Opening (Glasgow)

Bee Asha

Interested in the marginal experience Nikki’s work reflects the subject of identity, belonging, equality and justice.

The Deep End

The Spit it Out Festival 2023

Spit it Out are bringing together an incredible programme of Workshops, Talks, Exhibitions, Screenings and Live Performances focusing on how we discuss and create around the topics of consent, identity, mental health and transformative justice.

Join us for the opening of Snake Lotus by Nikki Kilburn, one of our featured artists in this year&#x27;s festival.Nikki KilburnNikki Kilburn is a narrative photographer, writer and sound producer interested in capturing stories of identity, her creative practice reflects the lived experience of people and communities that have been historically marginalised. Nikki&#x27;s work includes being alongside people to tell their stories. Merging this with contextual research she illustrates a collective experience. Through her photographic and audio work, she is exploring themes of rootlessness and the disruption between nature&#x27;s instinct to survive and being denied the opportunity for justice, and healing.Snake LotusOn the understanding we carry an ancestral language of suffering and knowing our daily lives are imposed by systems of patriarch and capitalism experiences of annihilation are normalised. This means aspects of our collective unconscious are a potential battleground between our instinctual nature to survive and our need for safety, nurture, and love. From this background, Nikki engages in a series of shamanic death rituals to deconstruct the survival mode of the ego, shadow and persona. Birthing multi-narrative reflecting archetypal themes within our collective unconscious life, death, and rebirth cycle. Interested in the marginal experience Nikki’s work reflects the subject of identity, belonging, equality and justice. She weaves a statement of imagery and audio that simultaneously; invites us to reflect on and question our relationship with the social constructs bound within the paradigm of power and the body. The Deep End, Govenhill BathsThe Deep End&#x27;s regular operating hours are 12 PM to 5 PM14 + with support of understanding of content for young people TW: Graphic photographic images and audio relating to violence against women, racialised and personal traumaWheelchair accessible | Quiet room availablePay As You Can Spaces are limited so please only book a ticket if you can make it. If your plans change, please let us know and we can offer the ticket to someone on our waitlist.By registering for this event you are agreeing to the possibility of photographs and videos being taken. Some of the imagery may end up on social media providing a visual overview of the event. If you would prefer not to be included, please inform one of the onsite Spit it Out team.

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