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Jen Southern's individual practice is process based and participatory, exploring art practice as a social process. From learning to fly a light aircraft to making videogame clothing the work is experimental and plays with the idea of what it might mean to inhabit media. In collaboration with other artists, technologists or members of the public she works with hybrid places as lived environments.
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Rock Up! (2022) |
Gathering Downstream (2022) |
Rocky Climates (2021-23) |
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Seeding Things No3 (2021-22) |
Immobile Lives Exhibition (2021) |
Seeding Things (2020-21) |
Para-Site-Seeing: Departure Lounge (2019) |
MOVE (2019) |
Para-site-seeing (2018) |
Mobile Utopia Exhibition (2017) |
Unstable Landscapes (2017) |
Skylines (2016) |
Aviatrix (2016) |
Moving Mountains (2016) |
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Homing (2016) |
Searcher (2015) |
Unruly Pitch (2015) |
Walking to Work no.3 (2014) |
Double Vision (2013) |
Shared Distance (2013) |
Polyrhythmia (2013) |
Walking to Work no.2 (2013) |
Polyrhythmia (Montreal) (2013) |
Catalyst & I/O Inside Out (2013) |
Mobile Republics (2012) |
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Shared Distance (2011-2012)
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Comob (2009 - 2012) |
Walking to Work (2010) |
Here (2010)
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From Reservoir to Tap (2010)
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From the waters edge to
the sky (2010) |
Coniston (2009) |
Touch and Go (2009) |
Bodies of Water (2007) |
Audio Tours (2004) |
Walking Tours (2004) |
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(area)code (2004) |
Flight Plan (2003) |
Hold (2002-4) |
Roam (2003) |
RoamWear (2001) |
Cfront (2001) |
Urban Cycles (Manchester) |
Urban Cycles (Sofia) |
Wire |
Autoparts |
Ryhope Walk (2000) |
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Hamilton, Southern & St Amand link to seperate website 2001 - 2009 Collaborative works with Canadian artists Jen Hamilton and Chris St Amand, exploring a shared interest in walking, movement and technology. | |||||||||
KIT collaboration 1993 - 2002
Jen was a founding member of KIT. Working collaboratively from 1993 to 2002 they shared an interest in relationships between virtual and physical space.
Selected works
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Greylands (1999-2002) |
Video
Arcadia |
Re*action
hero |
Podunk |
C.O.T.I.S |