Andy Goldsworthy: Fifty Years transformed the Royal Scottish Academy building into an artwork, exploring humanity's relationship with natural and urban landscapes. Conceived with the National Galleries of Scotland in response to the building, the exhibition blurred the boundaries between nature and architecture and spoke to Goldsworthy's deep connection with the Scottish countryside. Combining extraordinary craftsmanship with conceptual depth, it created an immersive experience that challenged audiences to rethink their place within the wider ecological system. Ambitious in scale and visually stunning, it illustrated the artists philosophy on the environment and the interconnections between the body and the earth.

An ambitious multi-screen film installation that expands the possibilities of performance, film and sound. Building on Julianknxx's Chorus in Flight, it transforms a live performance into a living archive, exploring how memory, language and culture survive across generations through repetition, rhythm and collective voice. Centred on the recurring refrain “Wai Wai Wai”, the work moves between poetry, song and ritual, creating a rich meditation on loss, belonging and cultural inheritance. Through imagery, monumental staging and enveloping sound, Julianknxx invites audiences into a shared act of remembrance, demonstrating the power of art to preserve the past while imagining new collective futures.