On 17 September 2025, I gave a public lecture at Nelson Mandela University, reflecting on three decades of experimentation in visual complexity — from early assemblages and the OneBigMob cartoon world to entangled portraitures and AI art.
The event was hosted through the Chair in Identities and Social Cohesion, Nelson Mandela University, South Africa. Much thanks to Andrea Hurst and Harsheila Riga and colleagues for providing the space to do this work.
For me, art is not just practice but method: a way of researching how we live in ecological crisis, emotional life, and social conflict. I shared this journey, screened a short piece from Entangled 2025, and invited colleagues and communities to join me in building new collaborations. Complexity is not only studied — it’s also lived, felt, and created.
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HERE IS A LINK to the PowerPoint of my presentation
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