About
Leah Georgiades, a digital artworker based in Brighton, navigates the intersection of visual and kinetic arts. Inspired by Symboliste art and poetry, Leah transforms static works into dynamic motion graphics and experimental film. Leah continues to craft her unique visual language that resonates with both timeless inspiration and the limitless possibilities of the digital realm.
‘I like when the universe gives me signs, ineffable sensations evoked by common happenstance. When I was young I would watch crickets, moths and birds and imagine if they could talk, what songs would they sing? I like old books and artefacts, I look at these things and think ‘what ageless secrets are they keeping from me?’ and then go off and make my own secrets. I feel that art gives us a chance to say things that can’t be said with regular words. My Heketroceran Songs are nicknamed from mythology and insect names. Nature has a good way of connecting us to both the present and the past and that’s where I explore that imagery.’
Explore Leah’s portfolio, affectionately nicknamed ‘Heketroceran Songs’
Heketroceran Songs
Do you love making arbitrary decisions? The K.A.F.K.A-TRON: Kinetic Absurdist Fabric Kairotic Automatic was made for just that. This interactive experience merges reality with surreal dreamscapes inspired by Franz Kafka’s works. Confront dichotomies, shape your narrative, and delve into the unsettling depths of Kafkaesque absurdity.
Musical Tele-Visions
Enjoy some television featuring music, sounds and visuals. Use the volume control to enable sound and the channel control to navigate between musical visions.
Exhibition
As part of the Writer’s Mark Event, the K.A.F.K.A-TRON will be showcased alongside art inspired by Franz Kafka’s life and works.
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Here the Heteroceran creatures dwell.