All In Which You Live

This August, White SOL Studio unveils ‘All in Which You Live’, a powerful new site-specific installation and participative performance exploring ancestral connection, memory, and intention-setting. Taking place within the atmospheric Nunhead Cemetery Chapel, the work invites visitors to cross thresholds of time through a meditative and symbolic journey. 

Inspired by the solemn and quiet beauty of Nunhead Cemetery - one of London’s ‘Magnificent Seven’ Victorian burial grounds - the artist will create a multi-sensory environment using highly symbolic materials such as rice, salt, wax, milk, popcorn, mirrors, light, and sound. Visitors are invited to step into this immersive mandala, engaging with the work through introspection and contemplation.

The project culminates in a participative ritual performance guided by the artist on Saturday 16 August, offering an opportunity for deeper public participation in a collective setting.

Event Details

Ways to Take Part

• Visitors are invited to drop in at any time during the exhibition opening hours to view the site-specific installation
• The public is also invited to take part in the live collective ritual guided by the artist on Saturday 16 August. Advanced registration is strongly advised due to limited capacity.

Program

• Exhibition: Wednesday 13th–Sunday - 17th August 2025
• Open Daily: 12:00 - 17:00
• Live Performance: Saturday 16th August, 13:00 - 17:00

Visitor Information

• Free entry
• Booking via: https://allinwhichyoulive.eventbrite.co.uk
• Open for all; Recommended age for participation in the live performance 18+
• Location: Nunhead Cemetery Chapel, Linden Grove, London SE15 3LP
• Accessibility:
  • The live ritual involves physically demanding activities, including sitting on the ground for extended periods which might not be suitable for everyone
  • The chapel is not wheelchair accessible

About the Artist

White SOL is an art, design and creative production studio based in London. The artist's work spans visual art, installation, performance, video, and experience-based formats.

This event forms part of the Summer Series curated by the Friends of Nunhead Cemetery (FONC).