Between them, the selected artists work across a range of moving image formats, including digital animation, hand-developed film, Virtual Reality and diaristic smartphone footage. New works being supported through the programme included experimental documentaries spotlighting queer loneliness and interdependence between people with complex needs and their carers.

The Fellowship also supported artists working with communities, with one project which aims to archive London’s under-documented Ghanaian diaspora, and another which explores memory loss through the digitization of obsolete technology.

The FLAMIN Fellowship 2020-2021 artists

Artist interviews