Gwynne is a Glasgow-based Canadian artist and choreographer working primarily in performance and installation. With a focus on experience of place and personal geography, Gwynne’s current work uses a movement-based practice to engage with exploration of memory, and a process of abstract mapping as a form of collecting and re(-)collecting fragmented or distorted memories of lived experience.
Both meditative and exploratory, Limbinal Mappings is an interdisciplinary installation featuring large scale ink, textile, and embroidery maps, with movement-based performances. The installation offers audiences and viewers an opportunity to engage with remembered experiences of place and to consider the personal significance of our daily movements.