Adam Moore is an English-St.Lucian, transdisciplinary artist from London, exploring multiculturalism, unity, and resilience.
Extending from his embodied practice, he uses an assortment of dance, drawing, painting, text, sound, sculpture, and video to investigate emergent transdisciplinary forms and their potential to amplify and transcend meaning.
He cultivates relationships intuitively across accumulating variables of process and form that develop into installations, exhibitions, and performances.
He limns poetics and theories of sustainability through his socially engaged, experimental, and collaborative practice, inviting others into new ways of perceiving and connecting material and non-sensory dimensions.
Adam investigates sustainability as a life-cycle of trial and improvement inquiring personal and collective exchanges across cultures, identities and experiences, foregrounding unity and resilience of the self, the collective, and worlds beyond the human, to soften hardened institutions and reveal alternative ways for life to thrive more fully.
Navigating variant durational and ephemeral activity, Adam’s work offers audiences generous encounters with transdisciplinary gestures. His work has a potent effect on audiences’ imaginations.
