Dale Williamson and Romi Sarfaty are a collaborative duo of multidisciplinary performance/visual artists. Their work explores the building of new worlds and mythologies, centred around lateral thinking and the images that accompany our subconscious. Working passionately with absurdity, abstraction and melodrama. Creating stories that of fantastical dreams, nightmares and new arrangements of reality. These stories are materialised in a range of mediums; video-art, craft, movement and text. Their otherworldly sets, costumes and personas express feelings of love, anguish and melancholia. Their practice is driven by working with their authentic state of self, incorporating unashamedly neurodivergent ‘accidents’ and ‘mistakes’. Their practice is rooted in gratitude for what there is and, resisting the impulse to focus on what there isn’t. Considering the visual as the most crucial way of thinking; working alongside artists, non-artists, friends, lovers and their surrounding landscapes. They unrelentingly explore methods of existing and evolving in these tumultuous times.