Nat Faulkner

"Nat Faulkner wants to know how to materialise an event that is not visible. What would an authentic tool be, he asks, where does the magic come from, what use is our body, and what is the limit of our interventions. Clearly this compulsion to “capture” an invisible event is not so different from the drives and habits of naturalists. In thinking about the aberrations of time and movement, Faulkner invokes the principles of time-lapse photography that Oliver Sacks outlines in Speed and interprets as a way to enhance our perceptions to a degree infinitely beyond what any living process could match."

—Robert Frost

Nat Faulkner (b. 1995, Chippenham, UK) lives and works in London. Recent exhibitions include: Publics, Final Hot Desert, London (2024), Days, Roland Ross, Margate (2024), Delude, Commonage Projects, London (2022), Bold Tendencies, London (2020), Like a Sieve, Kupfer, London (2020).