I am a London based graduate of Central St Martins College of Art and Design (UAL).
I navigate different states of being through experimental visual exploration. Offering a creative orgasm — a temporary release from the pressures and constraints of everyday life. My work embraces the unknown and liberation from the ordinary.
Primarily working with digital processes, my visuals are messy and human. I juxtapose the precision and rigour of technology with the spontaneity and freedom of human expression. This tension provides a method for creating visuals that feel both innovative and deeply alive.
nyah@lifespace.co.uk
nyahzroberts
RELOADED ROOTS
Encouraging reflections upon human relationships with nature and technology.
The crucial insight I wish to communicate is that our understanding of what is “natural” is inevitably shaped by cultural processes. Often, arguments advocating for certain actions as “natural” or discouraging others as “unnatural” stem from diverse cultural perspectives, intending to guide individuals in accordance with societal norms. It’s important to recognise that anything feasible aligns with the inherent laws of nature, irrespective of its moral value.
GUILTY PLEASURES
Collaboration with Nicole Alonso.
We had a lot of fun anonymously collecting people’s darkest and most secret guilty pleasures and then plastering them inside the immersive mouth structure walls we then re-recorded the answers in an ASMR style audio and played it inside the mouth with red lighting. By lying on the tongue and placing their head inside the mouth, the viewer is enveloped in an intimate audio-visual experience. Guilty pleasures can be deemed as something to be ashamed of, a part of one’s personality that others may judge them for. By discussing these pleasures, individuals can create a strong bonding experience and alleviate guilt by finding joy in the fact that others share their pleasures. Our goal, to create a space where people can relate to others and feel comfortable sharing their own pleasures without fear of judgment. This represents the nowness of residual shame from society and religion, aiming to create a more accepting and open society. We hope to convey a sense of unity and shared humanity.
Our project was a tribute to the AAA’s (Association of Autonomous Astronauts) legacy and a celebration of their commitment to creative and political ideals. We hope that our exhibition inspires others to embrace their own creativity and pursue meaningful change. My individual work; up-cycling clothing using screen printing, a zine, and an astronaut sculpture. We made an immersive exhibition space, containing all our individual outcomes and interviews we collectively conducted with members of the AAA we managed to track down. Additionally, I enhanced the atmosphere by projecting audio-reactive visuals onto reflective surfaces. This set the stage for connections, as individuals engaged in shared exploration of our exhibition and danced together to the music, creating a pop up rave type atmosphere.
Touch Designer Experiments