21/10/2026
Join us for a screening of two films exploring the effects architecture has on people, accompanying Monika Sosnowska’s current exhibition Weight of Matter.
Set against London’s changing landscape, the films explore how architecture affects us psychologically and physically.
PROGRAMME
Emily Richardson, Block, 2005 (12 min).
Block is a day and night portrait of a tower block in southeast London. Working with a static camera, the fixed shots are repeated and edited together in sequence, similar to CCTV footage that flicks from one camera view to another.
Charlotte Ginsborg, The Mirroring Cure, 2006 (28 min).
Tracing the life of a large construction site from demolition to the completion of new office space, The Mirroring Cure follows a company secretary who decides to interview those working around her. Appearing initially as a documentary detailing the complexity of personal identities formed through being ‘at work’, as well as the effects of architecture on behaviour, the film begins to incorporate fictional elements leaving the viewer unsure as to where reality lies.
The screening will be introduced by Lily Tonge, Head of Programme, and Leila Arenou, Producer of Public Programmes at South London Gallery.
📅 Wed 28 Oct, 6:30-8pm
🎟️ £10 standard / £5 concessions
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Image Credits:
Still, Mirroring Cure, 2006. Courtesy of Charlotte Ginsborg and LUX, London.
Still, Block, 2005. Courtesy of Emily Richardson.
Join us for a screening of two films exploring the effects architecture has on people, accompanying Monika Sosnowska’s current exhibition Weight of Matter. Set against London’s changing landscape, the films explore how architecture affects us psychologically and physically, as well as the social...