We love Oona Hassim‘s moody and distressed visions of London protests and crowds. She says…

“My work examines the urban crowd and the movements of pedestrians within it, carving their trajectories through the city spaces. It deals with the spatial and temporal rhythms of the crowd and how the chaotic rush and fragmentation of sensations in the height of the bustle contrast with the slowness of ambling groups and individuals. It also attempts to describe the varying paces and moods of individuals as distinct entities, at times juxtaposed against and at times dissolved by those of the multitude.”