Join us for an evening of conversation with artists Else/Xun, Jimmi Wing Ka Ho and Isabelle Young about their individual practices.
RE:VISION In Conversation is a platform for discussion, contemplation and discourse with and between the artists featured in RE:VISION. Each event in this series of six panels will take place at Vernon Square and will be chaired by RE:VISION Director Romy Brill Allen. These conversations about artistic practice are designed to promote community and open conversation.
Else/Xun is an artist and researcher. Inhabiting chronic times, their research investigates the politics and potentials of care in the systematic carelessness of neoliberal societies. Working with moving image and creative-critical writing, they tell stories to trace alternative modes of belonging and becoming centred around interdependency, care, and radical kinship.
Jimmi Wing Ka Ho is a Hong Kong visual artist whose work examines migration, colonial history, and memory. Using photography, found materials, and installation, he reworks fragmented archives into poetic critiques of identity and power. His work has shown internationally, and he has received major awards and nominations.
Isabelle Young (London, UK) is an artist working with analogue photography. She graduated from the Royal College of Art, London with an MA in Photography (2022) and was awarded a Pollock-Krasner Foundation Artist Grant in 2024. Her most recent solo exhibition Isabelle Young: The 6 o’clock in Siena was on view at Cedric Bardawil Gallery in May 2025 and she is represented by Galerie Fabian Lang, Zurich.
Organised as part of the programming for the 16th East Wing Biennial RE:VISION.
