Probability Clouds: Body in a Potential Field [ H, H']
Gossamer Fog
- Exhibition
Tue, 08 Sep 2026 "> published -
Event Summary
Event Description
Sirarpi Chibukhchyan / Asuf Ishaq / Harun Morrison / Hessam Samavatian / James Sibley / Abbas Zahedi
Probability Clouds: Body in a Potential Field [ H, H ] explores displacement through the language of quantum mechanics, bringing together works that examine shifting relationships between body, space, and belonging. The exhibition uses a probability distribution as a metaphorical framework that imagines presence as dispersed rather than fixed: a body whose boundaries extend beyond the skin into the spaces it inhabits. Floating between Home (H) and Home Prime (H ), the body becomes uncertain - no longer fully located here or there, but existing across multiple places and possibilities at once. The exhibition considers displacement as a state in which the boundaries of self, body, and home become fluid, producing a cloud-like presence suspended between dislocation, belonging, and potentiality.
The prime symbol ( ) is commonly used in mathematics and science to indicate a modified, transformed, or shifted version of a variable.
Opening event: Friday 2nd October 6-9pm
Public opening times: Friday, Saturdays & Sundays 12-6pm
Supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England
Event Overview
- Event Title: Probability Clouds: Body in a Potential Field [ H, H']
- Type: Exhibition
- Date: Fri, 2nd Oct 2026 to Sun, 22nd Nov 2026
-
Location:
| view on Google MapsLondon
Event: Probability Clouds: Body in a Potential Field [ H, H']
Event: Probability Clouds: Body in a Potential Field [ H, H']
Organisation: Gossamer Fog
Postcode: SE8 3PR
Useful Links
How to Book
Free entry, no booking required
- Contact email: [email protected]
About Gossamer Fog
Gossamer Fog is an artist-run gallery, organisation and CIC in SE London, founded in 2016. We commission new risk-taking artwork and produce exhibitions and events cultivating critical artistic investigations around technology, science, ecology and society; specializing in nurturing new creative technologies within the arts.