Slo is made up of filmmakers, Ivy Mutuku, Kalu Oji, Mimo Mukii, Ranima Montes and Gabriel Francis. Courtesy of artist.

Slo Collective

Slo Collective by Ivy Mutuku, Kalu Oji, Mimo Mukii, Ranima Montes and Gabriel Francis

Slo is made up of filmmakers, Ivy Mutuku, Kalu Oji, Mimo Mukii, Ranima Montes and Gabriel Francis. Together they write lines to be imagined and memorised for the screen. 'what ties us apart' first project as a collective.

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what ties us apart by slo collective

Slo Collective, Panda Wong, Helena Inez Abapo

what ties us apart was the debut exhibition from film collective slo, which showed at Blindside Gallery in October 2022. The show was a collection of work that responded to memories over distance. How malleable they become as we stretch their significance. Something steadfast can disintegrate after a moment, but in the same breath, changed context can allow for growth. Each work delves into nuanced movements of grief and connection.

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