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Through an interdisciplinary practice that utilises video, sculpture and installation, Susannah Langdon explores notions of memory, trace and the body. Susannah’s interest in disused domestic space informs the ideas behind her work, which is often chaotic and imperfect.
She seeks to explore and articulate the delicate and complex dialogue between the spaces we inhabit, our bodies, and the intangible trace we leave on the surrounding architecture.
Layered footage depicting abstracted body parts, natural textures and crumbling architecture is projected onto muslin screens that hold the imprint of windows.