Old Red's 6th Birthday Exhibition *Project Distort

Allison Tanenhaus

Video compilation of typographic word art animations by digital glitch art, op art, and street art.

Cal Lewis

Cal Lewis explores the ironic comforts of living in a dirty world, and how that comfort is what is making our current society stagnate.

El Chettleburg

A response to Harlan Ellison‘s dystopian short story and video game of the same name.

Ellis Pearce

This piece of work seeks to explore the ways that a constant and overwhelming influx of information and imagery can affect us.

Florence Vallis

Responding to the way porn and social media have distorted our view of sex and being miseducated about bdsm, classing ‘vanilla’ as boring and a negative thing.

Hernando Urrutia

It is the posthuman vision of transgression. Transgression of the field of laboratory creations, which endanger the lives of human beings.

Harvey Critchley

piece of pure expression, an extension of a thought. The brushstrokes flow outside of the restrictions of the canvas, as our free will tries to form the restrictions of our world.

Daniel Jacques-Kershaw

A superfluous, jarring and inevitably doomed representation of an attempt to create an image of the perfect family - which leads to a descent into madness.

Jamie Sheridan

Jessica Plunkett

Photography series exposing the bills the Government has been passing on the sly by gathering media attention for the Lockdown Parties instead.

Joe and Marnie

Joe Songhurst

This poster should have some kind of description about how the masses are all placated by the Powers That Be with Netflix, cheap fast food and salacious news stories etc to distract everyone from their evil deeds.

Marion Kuit

Marion’s work portrays an invasion of privacy. Outside agencies require compliance but there may be a way out.

Morgan Scriven

Polly Stuart

This piece focuses on how far-right newspapers and the media distort reality.

Rebecca Culverhouse

‘#eatpretty’
A film about the advertising industry's insidious infection of social media.

Sam Sherborne

'Cognisant or Vegetative'
By using our mobile phones our humanity can be compromised and we become not-present, less physically linked.

Simon Le Boggi

String Theory is an algorithmically generated abstract animation, spontaneously grown from a carefully balanced mixture of chaos, repetition and mutation.

Tracy Satchwill

‘I Can See You’
The film reflects on the behaviours towards women accused of being witches, drawing from research on the witch hunt era in England and inspiration from a local Lincolnshire book of folklore tales and beliefs.

Will Boustead

‘Deep Magic’
Advertising is everywhere in the modern day, on buses, trains, on our phones, and even in our houses.