Residents
Ailie Rutherford is a visual artist with an interest in alternative and feminist economies. Her collaborative practice is grounded in the places she works inviting people to become co-producers of works that activate public space and collectively imagine alternatives to the way we live now.
Otherwise trained as an aerospace engineer, Siddharth currently spends most of his time collecting stories while walking across India — along rivers and lesser accessed landscapes.
Simon is a musician and creative technologist from Leeds. He comes from a background of education and engineering which informs his creative practice. He is also a member of Leeds band Hope and Social.
Garima is an artist and researcher; her field of interest and study stretches from ornithology, topographical alterations and nuances of behaviour patterns between man and wild, primarily in the Southeast Asian archipelago.
Sheila Ghelani is an artist whose work spans performance, installation, participatory event and moving image. She enjoys the weight of words when spoken or held and finds multiples of objects and actions arranged in repetitive patterns very reassuring.
Bhagwati works with drawing and performance. He conducted extensive research with Sarai/CSDS on Delhi’s popular culture, water wars, and media life (2002–12), and his books include ‘Tinker. Solder. Tap.‘ (co-authored, 2009) and ‘The Water Cookbook‘ (2010).
Sean Dooley is a mathematician turned photographer who spends his time exploring the interaction that occurs in the regions where human life meets its habitat.
Vishwanath Pasumarthi is an independent Integrated Designer based in India. His practice aims to bring the sciences of Complexity into informing Design. He is currently pursuing research and strategy intensive Design service.
Irma uses design to engage, empower and educate across canvas, through painting, photography, product design, and transportation design to communicate with space. Irma is Invisible Flock’s Internationally-based artist in residence 2019.
Deepa Bhasthi is a writer based in Bangalore. She is currently interested in critical inquiries at the intersection of languages, land versus landscape and food. Her essays, journalism and other writings have been published in Lithub, Guardian, Calvert Journal, Hyperallergic, MOLD, Himal Southasian, Art Review, The Hindu Businessline and elsewhere.
Akeelah is a visual artist who creates immersive environments out of light and sound. Inspired by phenomenology and structuralism, her work aims to situate audiences in unfamiliar environments to challenge physical and ideological perspectives. Akeelah is Invisible Flock’s UK-based artist in residence 2019.
