the labour of her form

the labour of her form is the last work from the series Loss Tapes & is something of a victory march. The music created for waiting on pink lines is expanded, adding more horns & vintage synths by Dave Guy & Homer Steinweiss, marrying to the rich tones & space taken up by one of Buckman’s larger sculptures. Here we look at grief & loss not for what it has taken from us, but how we have survived it, grown from it, & strengthened through it. 6/ of Loss Tapes, a Voice NFT Residency series.


dots of death

dots of death, by Sabrina Mahfouz takes us through one British woman’s experience of 2021. She’s a sex worker who has found some positives in the forced diversification of her income. She is unsurprised at the revelations of police violence against women & sees the problems in all the solutions we think we have found, including recycled plastic. She sees death everywhere, but won’t be stilled by any of it, until it’s her time. 4/6 of Loss Tapes, a Voice NFT Residency series.


The Keeping Kind

The Keeping Kind is an original poem by Dana Marie Ingraham written in response to Buckman’s work from her series Let Her Rave. The vocals are raw & stripped down, marrying to the tones of off-whites present in the visuals. This piece is all about texture & meaning, a space to take in two artist’s meditations on the female experience within the home & in relationship. 3/6 of Loss Tapes, a Voice NFT Residency series.


Zoë Buckman (b. 1985 Hackney, East London) is a multi-disciplinary artist working in sculpture, installation, and photography, exploring themes of Feminism, mortality, and equality.
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