ABOUT
INTERLINK 1. To join or connect (two or more things) together. 

AB INTERLINK connects different generations and art mediums.
AB INTERLINK connects art, science and fiction. 
AB INTERLINK connects activism, memory and imagination. 
AB INTERLINK connects history, feminism and ecology. 
AB INTERLINK connects the human and more-than-human world.
HOW? 
AB INTERLINK does this by producing various socially engaged projects and artworks across a range of mediums including moving image, performance, installation, collage and sound. 

CORE TEAM
BLACK ASTRONAUT
BLACK ASTRONAUT
AB INTERLINK'S core team consists of Annie Goliath and Black Astronaut. However each project is co-created and enriched by collaborating with other artists, musicians, researchers, participants and partners. 
Annie Goliath is a highly organised and proactive arts and education professional with extensive experience in roles across charity, cultural, and educational sectors. Annie Goliath is also an award-winning, interdisciplinary artist-filmmaker, facilitator and researcher who lives and works between London and Hastings. She works across an array of expanded practices including moving image, performance, installation, sound and socially engaged art. Her practice explores the complex relationship between the human and more-than-human world in search of holistic restoration. She often places the past, present, and imaginary futures in dialogue with each other using speculative fiction, eco-poetics, film and sound. Her practice examines the interrelations between these creative practices, ecology, and consciousness to support a paradigm shift that integrates philosophical, spiritual, scientific and ecological perspectives.
Black Astronaut is an artist, composer and musician who has performed extensively in South Africa, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, UK, LA, France and Spain. He produces the sound and collage elements for most of the AB Interlink projects. He is also an educator and nurture practitioner with many years experience of working with SEN children and facilitating workshops.​​​​​​​
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