Nina Dellow’s creative practice is rooted in curiosity around human beings and the human condition. Working across and often combining video, sound, performance, objects, collage, and photography Dellow creates works that operate on complex affective levels, evoking – amidst other feelings - a sense of nostalgia and grief, alongside amusement and laughter. 

The unexpected combination of poignancy and wit results in encounters that are intriguing, complex, and wholly intoxicating – as if being drawn into a strange, jarring, macabre and amusing multi-sensory world where boundaries between fact and fiction, recollection and forgetting, reality and imagination, authenticity and performance are challenged and subverted.  

"At the heart of my practice is the belief that there is hope in the debris. There are parallels with the impermanent materials I choose and the fragility of human life. Placing high value on the intangible, lost and ownerless, I gather, repurpose and recontextualise as a ritualistic process that questions, ‘what do we treasure?’”

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