Rudy Kanhye and Lauren La Rose with Ines Gradot, Sabe Lewellyn, Aurelie Chan Hon Sen, Natasha Soobramanien and Luke Williams

In a large white room, there is a ping pong table and prints displayed on the wall. At the far end of the room there is a sofa area and windows.

A ping ping table created out of cardboard with a grass-like pattern printed onto it.

Two ping pong bats lie atop of table, printed with a grass pattern.

Three large printed artworks are displayed on a white wall.

A large circular piece of fabric is displayed against a wall and floor, it features many smaller circles in different colours.

An airy white room with large bay windows. In the centre of the room is a table with two stools. At the rear wall, a large fabric print is displayed featuring circles.

A large rectangular pink postage stamp with an image of a purple dodo bird and the text 'R1' and 'Mauritius'.

A photo of a wall with two white photo frames hanging from it. In each photo frame is a very large postage stamp with an image of a purple Dodo bird and the text 'R1' and 'Mauritius'.

A photo taken from above showing an area of grass covered by drinking glasses containing flowers. A hand holding a spoon reaches into the centre glass.

Artist duo Rudy Kanhye and Lauren La Rose are co-founders of FUTURE FULL, an emerging BPoC and disabled led arts collective. The collective is concerned with the politics of the personal, expanded into works that tackle global politics, climate change and alternative economies using living practice as form. Interrogating intersections between disability, climate, and racial justice. Thematically their collaborative practices explore embodied forms of storytelling, including archival research, installation, printmaking, performance, growing and cooking practices.

Rudy Kanhye is a disabled Bpoc, curator, artist and researcher working between Mauritius, France and the UK. His research includes archives, food histories and memories, with focus on Mauritius, the Global South and its neo-colonial relationship to the West. Currently he has exhibited multidisciplinary artworks and performances, deconstructing monolithic narratives in relation to the entangled legacies of colonisation, with his father's place of birth -Mauritius island - as a point of departure and territory of experimentation. By investigating the legacy of European colonialism, his work explores the complex histories of migration and trade.

Lauren La Rose (she/they) is a Latine multidisciplinary artist, researcher and educator working at the intersection of curation, producing, radical pedagogy and social practice. As a Merit Scholarship Recipient, she earned a BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and an MFA from the Glasgow School of Art. Passionate about social justice, and equity to the arts, they believe in the power of storytelling and investigates the ways in which artists and activists have historically worked together.

Rudy and Lauren are shortlisted for Unlimited UK Open Award 2024.

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Rudy Kanhye and Lauren La Rose

each body wakes up on a wave

Glasgow Print Studio