Helga Dóróthea Fannon
Helga Dóróthea Fannon (*1984 Gothenburg, SE) is an Icelandic-British moving image artist whose films combine delicate narratives with fictional content. In her work, the artist uses fiction, sound and writing as narrative devices, drawing on phenomenology, mythology and nature to weave together dreams, confessions, the historical, the lost and the found. Drawing on a growing collection of speech, performance and textual material, Fannon‘s film practice explores issues of performativity, investigating memory as a creative act of personal reinvention through playful enactments combined with visual illusions. The artist graduated from Wimbledon College of Art (Print and Time-based Media) in 2015 and completed her Masters (Moving Image) at the Royal College of Art in London in 2021.
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record release | london, uk
'sampler1' is now released: a compilation album showcasing music by a mixture of internationally recognised and emerging visual artists 16 November 2023OUTPUTS announces the release of Sampler1, the first record of the London based plattform. The first album compiles eleven tracks of visual artists, who blend...continue reading -
residency and exhibition | verbier, ch
haroon mirza and helga dóróthea fannon present new works at verbier 3-D foundation 27 September 2023The Verbier 3-D Foundation presents new work by artists-in-residence Haroon Mirza and Helga Dóróthea Fannon. The artists were invited for a research-led residency in Verbier...continue reading
