Frederika Dalwood lives and works in London. With her practice dedicated to video and digital-based media, her works echo tropes of internet culture and evoke 21st century humour and satire. Blending virtual with real, Dalwood plays with the possibilities of manipulating digital images. Dalwood’s practice compiles of ultimately over-stimulating synthesisations which suggest the atmosphere of an absurd and weird realm that borders on the irrational and surreal.
The artist’s work has been included in group exhibitions at Th Crypt; Barbican Arts Group Trust; SET Kensington (all London, 2023); WORLDING, London (2022); The Argyle, Edinburgh (2019); and The Fire Station, Edinburgh (2018).
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The artist’s work has been included in group exhibitions at Th Crypt; Barbican Arts Group Trust; SET Kensington (all London, 2023); WORLDING, London (2022); The Argyle, Edinburgh (2019); and The Fire Station, Edinburgh (2018).
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Frederika Dalwood, The Garden of the Uncanny Valley (Panel 2)(2023), digital image, 169 x 138 cm. Image Courtesy of the artist.
Frederika Dalwood, World is suddener than we fancy it (Side A (2023), hama bead mosaic, 60 x 60cm. Image Courtesy of the artist.
Frederika Dalwood, he Garden of the Uncanny Valley (2023), digital image, 168 x 500 cm. Image Courtesy of the artist.
Frederika Dalwood, The Backrooms (2023), digital image, 169 x 128 cm. Image Courtesy of the artist.
Frederika Dalwood, The Garden of the Uncanny Valley (Panel 1 (2023), digital image 169 x 118 cm. Image Courtesy of the artist.