Braiding the Fragments explores the convergence of creativity and one’s evolving identity during pregnancy, through both secondary and practice research resulting in the creation of an original audiovisual composition.
Heather Britton is a multi-instrumentalist, filmmaker and audiovisual composer working across multiple mediums and genres. She completed her MA in Creative Practice at Goldsmiths, where she produced her first audiovisual album and a documentary film exploring the effects of aging on the identity of a nonagenarian jazz musician. Projects include composition and score for a political sound piece for the BBC, ICA and NTS radio, composing music for film and TV and numerous video editing projects including live visuals for choral group The Sixteen, a SIMA award-winning short for Kew Gardens, various music videos and an ethnographic film about the making of a Javanese gong. She is on the editorial board for the audiovisual journal Sonic Scope and is an associate lecturer at BIMM and Goldsmiths University.
Location: MK Gallery