Listen to the audio described tour of Capturing the Forest as presented at Battersea Arts Centre for Liberty Festival.
Category: Work
A collection of Commissions, Workshops and Personal Work
Forest Connection Kits
Welcome to the forest! If you have been gifted a Forest Connection Kit, this is your guide to using it and creating your own […]
Artist Resume
Exhibitions, commissions, and residencies: 2025 Capturing the Forest immersive installation with Alejandro Ahmed, Panorama Festival, Rio Brazil 2025 Unlimited Winter bursary to explore ceramics […]
Capturing The Forest
Collaborating between Brazil and the UK, Kristina Veasey and Alejandro Ahmed create immersive performances. Together they explore and capture the experience of forest, using […]
It’s Nice That
It’s Nice That article on ‘punk’ movement of disabled artists in We are Invisible We Are Visible
Basketcase in Lockdown
During the Covid 19 pandemic Unlimited commissioned Kristina to explore Basketcase in the context of lockdown. Using notions arising from this period of isolation: a reliance on communication through technology, barriers to the outside world, and vast range of associated emotions, behaviours and experiences, Kristina has explored use of new materials like phone charging wires, electric fencing, FRAGILE tape, and materials lying around the house to create new baskets.
Meander
This sculpture offers visitors a place to rest, to observe, to peacefully contemplate, and to immerse themselves in the beauty and detail of the forest.
Vibrancy in the Forest
This sculptural basket is an explosive and joyous celebration of solidarity, resilience and the vibrancy of the people of the Forest of Dean.
If Only Beds Could Fly
Basketcase, the Unlimited R&D commission, in partnership with the Forest of Dean Sculpture Trust, was in full flow when, before lockdown, the artist had a bad accident, meaning she was confined to bed for two months.