Gash concentrates on using primarily low-resolution equipment and
materials, partly because its cheap but mainly because Gash enjoys playing with punk aesthetics, which complements the context.
Heavily influenced by feminist theory, Gash set's out to allude gender performativity,
using Gash's own reality as influence.
Gash creates characters that are executed in the mediums of;
performance,
video,
sculpture and
painting.
Gash's work stems from concerns surrounding
contemporary consciousness,
highlighting and humouring aspects of
the everyday,
the body and
social formalities.
And by creating these fantastical realties, using both humour and absurdity, Gash delivers a satirical perspective on behaviour which Gash finds ridiculous or plain silly.
based in Vienna/London
BA: Fine Art Sculpture - Wimbledon College of Art
Stage Design - Unviersity of Applied Arts Vienna
Performance Art - The Academy of Fine Arts Vienna
Art Technician and teaching assistant - County Upper School
BUSTTTT, Body Politik, London
Stubbornness, IN OUT Festival, Laznia Centre for Contemporary Art, Gdańsk, 2015
Stubbornness, The Apex gallery, Bury St. Edmunds, 2015
Porn Groove, Dumb Fuck & Vagina PomPom and performance by BUST, Body Politik, Wimbledon College of Art, 2015
Dont Leave Me Hanging & Dumb Fuck, Elbow Room , London, 2015
Dumb Fuck, It's A Pleasure, Greyhound Gallery, London, 2015
BUSTTTT, Limbo Limbo, London
Stubborness & The Rath of Edi Foaul, the MASC Foundation, Vienna, 2015
Fear Me & Fear Me Again, Künstlerhaus Wien - Vienna, 2015
Pass-stick, 21er Haus, Vienna, 2017
Hot Stuff, Kunstlerhaus Kino, Femmefest, Vienna 2018
The Idol, collaboration with Marvin Gaye Chetwynd, Barking Leisure Centre, London, 2014,
Here She Comes, performer for Whoopie Cushion World Record, How Many Whoopie Cushions Can You Sit On In 30 Seconds, Women of The Worlds Festival, Royal Festival Hall, collaboration with Marvin Gaye Chetwynd, SouthBank Centre, London, 2016
Insanity, BOZAR, collaboration with Marvin Gaye Chetwynd, 2017
Hummelmen, Birmingham Weekender, collaboration with Mette Sterre 2017