The Restless Image - A Discrepancy Between the Felt Position and the Seen Position. Self Portrait

Rose Finn-Kelcey was a British artist working across performance, video, and installation from the 1970s onwards. Her practice engaged with feminist and conceptual concerns, often employing her own body and domestic spaces as material for investigation. Working during the emergence of video art as a medium, she created time-based works that questioned representation and the politics of everyday life. Her contributions to postwar British art remain significant within feminist and experimental art histories.

Northampton, UK