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Artist Statement
Stephanie Pau
@whereisfuture
Stephanie Pau
@whereisfuture
Stephanie Pau
is a transdisciplinary artist working with tomato plants, wildflowers and reclaimed materials (mainly wood, paper and plastic) to gently queering dominant constructs in urban ecologies and practice repair and reclamation towards more-than-human care and belonging. She usually works in the medium of printmaking, installations and durational performances. Art-making as a process of holding spaces for entangling, un-/re-learning ways to be part of nature in urban landscapes, which entails re-examining narratives of production and consumption.
Tomato Plants et al is an artist collective - one human (Stephanie Pau), tomato plants and urban waste materials, meandering towards more-than-human care and belonging.
Tomato Plants et al is an artist collective - one human (Stephanie Pau), tomato plants and urban waste materials, meandering towards more-than-human care and belonging.
Education
Royal College of Art
MRes Healthcare and Design
2017-2019
World-taught printmaker and artist
2006-present
MRes Healthcare and Design
2017-2019
World-taught printmaker and artist
2006-present
Residencies
2025
August
Meer Meer Residency
Sijele, Belgium
>> A pop-up artist-run art school, with exhibitions on a lake created by sand quarrying activities.
Read more.
2025
Feb-May
R-Urban Poplar
London, UK
>> Situated in an eco-civic hub/community garden in late winter/early spring, research and and share practices through green skills workshops and open studios.
Read more.
2025
Jan
PADA Studios
Barreiro, Portugal
>> Situated in a post-industrial compound - some of it remained as contaminated land, culminating in four site-sensitive, interactive installations, a final group show and open studios.
Read more.
2023
Nov
AGA Lab
Amsterdam, Netherlands
>> Situated in an experimental printmaking facility, surrendered myself to local waste materials and experimented with eco-conscious printmaking techniques, culminating in a final group show.
Read more.
August
Meer Meer Residency
Sijele, Belgium
>> A pop-up artist-run art school, with exhibitions on a lake created by sand quarrying activities.
Read more.
2025
Feb-May
R-Urban Poplar
London, UK
>> Situated in an eco-civic hub/community garden in late winter/early spring, research and and share practices through green skills workshops and open studios.
Read more.
2025
Jan
PADA Studios
Barreiro, Portugal
>> Situated in a post-industrial compound - some of it remained as contaminated land, culminating in four site-sensitive, interactive installations, a final group show and open studios.
Read more.
2023
Nov
AGA Lab
Amsterdam, Netherlands
>> Situated in an experimental printmaking facility, surrendered myself to local waste materials and experimented with eco-conscious printmaking techniques, culminating in a final group show.
Read more.
Publications
(zines/artist book)
(zines/artist book)
Plastics, the conditions we live.
A4, 28 pages, front to back
1st Edition, 2024
things, Alien SSS --- DO.
6 x 7 cm, 18 pages
1st Edition, 2024
Reclaimation -
methods for joining and repairability
A6, 8 page - including covers.
1st Edition, 2022
Waste | Materials
A6, 8 page - including covers.
2nd Edition, 2022
A4, 28 pages, front to back
1st Edition, 2024
things, Alien SSS --- DO.
6 x 7 cm, 18 pages
1st Edition, 2024
Reclaimation -
methods for joining and repairability
A6, 8 page - including covers.
1st Edition, 2022
Waste | Materials
A6, 8 page - including covers.
2nd Edition, 2022
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