Quartz Collective

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Artist-led collective formed by female creators, we wish to establish a sustainable support system for individuals from a variety of backgrounds to liberate themselves from societal constraints, encouraging authentic embodiment across diverse disciplines.

Fractured Self Installation view 2026
09/05/2026

Fractured Self

Installation view
2026


09/05/2026

Fractured Self
2026

Project Fractured Self by the Quartz Collective, presented as part of Tellus Triannual Programme 2026, is continuing unt...
15/01/2026

Project Fractured Self by the Quartz Collective, presented as part of Tellus Triannual Programme 2026, is continuing until 18 January.

The exhibition is open daily from 12–6 pm.

📍 10 Greatorex Street
London, E1 5NF


We are delighted to invite you to our Saturday closing event, taking place as part of the Fractured Self exhibition at G...
14/01/2026

We are delighted to invite you to our Saturday closing event, taking place as part of the Fractured Self exhibition at Greatorex Street on Saturday, 17 January, presented within the Tellus Triennial 📍

Join us in celebrating Quartz Collective with a Panel Talk featuring artists and . They will share insights into their artistic processes and collaborative practices, exploring how art can connect with social environments and how to attract creators and collaborators into your own practice.

Following the talk, you’ll have a unique opportunity to attend an auction, where artists will be offering signed, limited digital prints. The evening will conclude with music by DJ .official, a creator of immersive, emotionally driven DJ journeys that connect people—not just move them. Her sets live in the late-night space where rhythm, vulnerability, and release meet.

Please register your interest via the Luma link on the Quartz Collective Instagram page.

Programme
• Panel Talk: 5:30–7:00 pm
• Auction: 7:00–8:00 pm
• Music by DJ Kate Moss: from 8:00 pm

We look forward to celebrating with you.

Fractured Self by the Quartz Collective opens as part of the Tellus Triannual at Greatorex Street, presenting a new mult...
12/01/2026

Fractured Self by the Quartz Collective opens as part of the Tellus Triannual at Greatorex Street, presenting a new multidisciplinary installation that brings together animation, painting, sound, and live performance to create an immersive gallery environment.

Collaboration team




Producer
Artist Curator
Composer/Sound artist
Performance
Video engineering/technician

Sonic Composition in Real TimeA live sonic composition developed by Luba Hilman on site through sound recording and mani...
12/01/2026

Sonic Composition in Real Time

A live sonic composition developed by Luba Hilman on site through sound recording and manipulation, with sounds processed and arranged in real time as she reflects on her creative process. The session offers insight into her workflow, decision-making, and evolving relationship with sound.

The Quartz Collective in collaboration with Tellus Triannual presents a new multidisciplinary installation at the Greato...
21/12/2025

The Quartz Collective in collaboration with Tellus Triannual presents a new multidisciplinary installation at the Greatorex Street London that brings together animation, painting, and live performance to create an immersive environment within the space..

10 Greatorex St, London E1 5NF
United Kingdom

We continue celebrating the incredible collaborators who shaped our project 🌟 a captivating dancer and performer, contri...
09/12/2025

We continue celebrating the incredible collaborators who shaped our project 🌟
a captivating dancer and performer, contributed her practice to our recent pop-up show ‘I Always See Stars Above My Head’.

Marina Escalera Zamudio is a freelance dancer and performer whose practice is rooted in a deep curiosity about the choreographic process and the ways movement can direct perception, emotion, and collective experience. She is interested in the intersection of embodied movement as an external response to the world—how the body becomes both a transmitter and a receiver of meaning.

Her work moves across disciplines, often integrating elements of sound, film, text, and visual art. This multi-sensory approach enables her to explore the boundaries between forms and the dialogue they create. She sees choreography not just as a way to organize bodies in space, but as a language of sensation, intuition, and transformation.

Her choreographic practice is influenced by Butoh and Tanztheater, seeking to channel raw, instinctive movement while embracing stillness, decay, and emotional density. She has presented original works in gallery settings, where she experiments with spatial dramaturgy and audience proximity, treating the space itself as a co-performer. She is currently focused on expanding her choreographic voice through research and performance projects that invite bodies into conversation with other materials, environments, and technologies.

We are excited to continue highlighting our incredible collaborators ✨ a talented multidisciplinary artist, brought her ...
08/12/2025

We are excited to continue highlighting our incredible collaborators ✨
a talented multidisciplinary artist, brought her unique artistry to our recent pop-up show ‘I Always See Stars Above My Head’.

Branca Peixoto is a Brazilian multidisciplinary artist based in London, with a background in set design and dance. She holds a BA in Architecture (UFMG, Brazil), trained in Dance at Cefart (Brazil), completed a Master’s in Entertainment Design (IED Rio, Brazil), and earned an MA in Performance Screen from Central Saint Martins (UK). Her current focus is on performance and screendance.

Branca co-founded PAR Espaços Criativos in Brazil, where she worked for five years as an art director and set designer. She also led the Scenography Research Group at Galpão Cine Horto and has 12 years of experience teaching ballet to children.

She has performed in stage productions, site-specific works, and international telematic collaborations. Her work has been shown at festivals such as Dança em Foco, the Prague Quadrennial, and the International Federation for Theatre Research.

Recent projects include artistic residencies in Athens and Trondheim (Shared Campus), performing in Lygia Clark’s exhibition at the Whitechapel Gallery, and dancing with Adrian Look’s Tanztheater Performance Group at the Acosta Dance Centre and Punchdrunk.

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