past event

Molecules and Wingbeats with Sarah Rose

Friday 26 Jun 2026
6:00pm

Sarah Rose, Redolence (detail), 2026. Quadraphonic sound installation with field and electromagnetic recordings, modular synth, voice, motorbike lights, reactors. Photo by Samson Dell.

Sarah Rose, Redolence (detail), 2026. Quadraphonic sound installation with field and electromagnetic recordings, modular synth, voice, motorbike lights, reactors. Photo by Samson Dell.

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Join artist Sarah Rose for an immersive listening experience in dialogue with her sound and light installation Redolence, a new work produced for Enjoy’s current exhibition These Are Addressed to You.

Audiences are invited to hear about the artist’s work, while sound unfolds as a form of correspondence between bodies, materials, atmospheres and place.

This event explores the fleeting and physical qualities of sound, foregrounding listening as a way of expanding attention beyond the human. The programme weaves together references to early electronic music, field recording, environmental histories and nocturnal time, engaging with a multitude of sensory phenomena that shape and inform relational experience.

Sarah Rose explores infrastructures and ecology, focusing on how relations between human and nonhuman life shape their environments. Working with sound, installation and sculpture, her work brings these interactions into perception, attending to how they are sensed, altered, and shared. Her exhibitions include Tramway, Glasgow; V&A Dundee; Talbot Rice Gallery, Edinburgh; Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh; Centre for Contemporary Arts, Glasgow; and Hospitalfield, Arbroath. She has participated in the Kamias Triennial, Manila, Philippines (2020), and the Brent Biennial, London (2022). She has undertaken residencies at Gasworks, Little Sparta, Hospitalfield, the Banff Centre, Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop, and Northlands Creative. Rose lives in Glasgow and teaches at Edinburgh College of Art, where she is Programme Director in Photography.

Free to attend. Due to limited capacity, please register your spot here.