Rowan-Hull, born in Clacton-on-Sea, Essex is an artist who works with painting, real-time space and extended media. Rowan-Hull is known for making work live in performance, which explores the senses through gesture, movement, colour and the interactive process of painting via often large scale interventions in different spaces, particularly with improvisation in the fields of contemporary music, dance and most recently in films. Rowan-Hull’s practice consists of ongoing examination and analysis of this hybrid work through performances, which present the interconnective spaces of painting, music and movement, which forms a new intensity of listening, translation and transformation. These interventions are forms of collaboration and demonstrate and analyse how such collaborations work both as process and product.

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