Since 2021, artist Dinos Chapman’s solo practice has focused on savagely humorous works that subvert the seemingly innocent. In this new show of audiovisual works, Chapman explores electronic music, creating a dancefloor mix to activate the mind as much as the body. Instead of escapism, Chapman’s work encourages us to engage with the visions he shows us: folding forests with eerie faces; overgrown toy rabbits cavorting in a psychedelic field. Across Britain, something buried is coming back to the surface – a haunting Chapman makes as enthralling as it is unsettling.

 

A portrait of artist Dinos Chapman sitting on a stool. He is dressed in a bunny suit with the head removed, looking to the side.


Prior to the performance, this event will include a special pop-up performance:

Pororoca from Amazônia Mapping.

Renata Chebel is a Brazilian multimedia artist working at the intersection of nature, technology and spirituality. Combining generative art, video, photography, projection mapping, and physical installations, her practice moves fluidly between the digital and the handmade, the ritualistic and the technological, creating immersive spaces for collective reflection and contemplation.

Nelson D, born in the Amazon and raised in northern Italy, creates a sound that is pure futurist ritual. Blending electronic beats, techno, funk, carimbó, and tecnobrega, he brings to life what he calls “futurist amazonense”: a vibrant fusion of tradition and technology. His shows are sensory experiences that turn music into resistance, identity, and celebration.

In partnership with 11:11 ARTE, Amazônia Imersiva and Cryptic, supported by the British Council.

Funding logos for Amazonia Mapping pop up performance.

Pictured: Renata Chebel and Nelson D