Ilona Gaynor works across photography, narrative texts, schemata, objects and film. Her work is drawn from the methods and histories of a wide range of research and disciplines: from design, architecture, literature, theatre and cinema, to the histories of labour, forensic science, risk management and insurance. Using the language and methods from non-visual enterprises such as law and finance, her work seeks to retool the operable systems of these subsequent languages, institutions and power structures as a mode of artistic research and production. She is regularly invited to speak, write and teach, and her work has been exhibited, published and screened internationally. She is assistant professor in the Department of Art.

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