RAW Labs X Art Residency – High Beams

For our final artist residency at Royal Albert Wharf as part of the RAW Labs X Art Residency, join artist Indianna Solnick as she aims to envision changes in our environments and fostering a sense of shared ownership, collective responsibility for, but most importantly power to change our surroundings and public spaces.

Residency dates | Apr 30 – May 13
Workshops | 3 May & 10 May 3:00pm – 5:00pm
Open Studios | 11 May 3:00pm – 6:00pm

Indianna Solnick (b.1994) graduated from an MFA in Painting from the Slade in 2023 and a BA in Painting from Wimbledon in 2017. She was a recipient of the Haworth Scholarship for Painting 2021-2023 and the Retreat Prize 2017, and was shortlisted for the Adrian Carruthers Award 2023. 

Workshop

Indianna’s practice is concerned with a storytelling of land and lived spaces, tracking patterns in the infrastructure of our environments. Recent works have included large fly-postered billboard installations in public space. An interest in points of active participation with our environment as citizens of a space, and the rebellion contained in these moments, has lead to an investigation of the language of street signage. The works are built using a photocopier and echo the ephemera of print-media.Indianna can be contacted through her instagram @indsolnick or website: indi.solnickfarrell.co.uk

Envisioning changes in our environments and fostering a sense of shared ownership, collective responsibility for, but most importantly power to change our surroundings and public spaces. Utilising flypostering techniques and a photocopier, participants will have the opportunity to create contributions to the installation (or keep their work if they wish!)

More about the RAW Labs X Art Residency

The RAW Labs X Art Residency places a strong emphasis on creative growth and interdisciplinary dialogue, creating a unique space where art and community intersect. Supported by Notting Hill Genesis and Bow Arts, this initiative aims to foster interaction and encourage active participation in the cultural fabric of Royal Albert Wharf, enhancing both the artistic and communal experience. 

Over six months, selected artists will undertake two to three-week residencies in an immersive environment to expand their practice, explore new concepts, exchange diverse perspectives, and experiment with innovative approaches.