We are all in this together

Students at the Royal College of Art, across all disciplines, have responded to this theme by capitalising on the indeterminate nature of things. Their responses push the object into new spheres of understanding. The undoing of fixed narratives that bind the object relations we encounter daily produces a fresh interpretation of what it means to exist in a world undergoing profound change. Bringing attention to the indeterminate fuzziness of how we understand the hidden nature of this transition, each work seeks to uncover new accounts of a changing landscape. So, whether you understand this as the 4th industrial revolution or the possible 6th mass extinction, it doesn’t matter because whatever it is, we are all this together.

Private View: Friday 21 April, 6–9pm. Additional live performance from Skye Turner on the private view evening, open to all.

And a special closing live happening from Ülkü Çaglayan on the 25 April – reserve your spot.