Glasgow International Festival of Contemporary Art

Semper Solum

Installation view of the interior of a large room with a cobbled floor and a projection screen on the back wall
Kate V Robertson, Semper Solum #1, 2016
Installation view, Oxford House, Glasgow International 2016
Courtesy of the artist and Patricia Fleming Projects, photograph by the artist
Installation view of a large room with a cobbled floor, a double door at the back and section of material suspended from the ceiling. There are windows also visible.
Kate V Robertson, Semper Solum, 2016
Installation view, Oxford House, Glasgow International 2016
Courtesy of the artist and Patricia Fleming Projects, photographed by the artist

Semper Solum

Semper Solum was an ambitious new installation responding to the site and context of the courtroom in Oxford House - open to the public for the first time in its new incarnation. The works on show related to individual and collective identity and played with ideas of binaries, opacity and judgement and hovered between recent past and the near future temporalities.

Produced by Patricia Fleming Projects, Supported by The Hope Street Trust and Creative Scotland. Thanks to Stallan-Brand, mark and Stephen Feeley