FLOW BRACEY

     

Hoofbeats Pounding 

20-25.08.2025

ANNEX by Koppel Project, 1 Tiverton Street, Elephant and Castle 

Curator: Anon.
Artists: Rowan Bazley, Flo Bracey, Sam Cottington, Millie Rose Dobree, Jessie Evans, Archie Fooks-Smith, Alex Heard, Giulia Ley, Daniela Maria, Polly Plowden, Ines Sacof, Dom Sebastian, Archie Taylor, Arto Vanhasselt

Flo Bracey 

Alex Heard

Sam Cottington

Flo Bracey 

Arto Vanhasselt

Ines Sacof 



Hoofbeats Pounding is about stimming, nihilism, and self perception. It is about accepting the mould the internet has provided us. It reflects a Generation Z perspective shaped by algorithmic convenience and inconspicuous consumption amidst the threat of apocalypse.


With unstable authority figures and mainstream post-structuralism; the inconsistency of narratives defines this generation's experience in the digital age. The exhibition embraces the vernacular web as a site of myth-making, which takes on a zombie-like persistence.


Rather than use digital media, this exhibition inhabits the after-image of being chronically online. Rendered through objects that pull the digital into the tactile, these pieces ask what it means when your body begins to absorb the structure of the surface web and how sensory comfort can become a stand-in for emotional processing. 

The title Hoofbeats Pounding was taken from AI-generated subtitles for Troy (2004)—a glitch repurposed as poetry.

The Curator:

The curator remains unnamed, embodying the anonymous omnipresence of the internet. Their voice is passed through artists Rowan Bazley, Flo Bracey, and Daniela María. 






Poster by Chris Austin 



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