This group exhibition seeks to explore the morphologies that exist within artistic practise. The exhibition drawings its thinking from Frei Otto’s concept that “an aesthetic form emerges at the end of a process.” Frei Otto famously invented what we understand as tensile structures. The process which he used to create these large scale structures started from a place of playing with materials and reviewing their response to stimuli. In this process and using physical elements he would add weight, remove tension or create compression to ultimately find a form that settled. His thinking revolved around finding a form that is self-organising.