22 March 2024 – 25 May 2024 Migration Museum Lewisham Shopping Centre London SE13 7HB Thurs – Sat, 11am – 5.30pm Free admission – no booking Nowhere to Go but Anywhere is a new multimedia solo exhibition by multidisciplinary artist Tribambuka that invites audiences to delve into the many layers of what “home” means. Step into an immersive multimedia installation showcasing an experimental video projection based on Tribambuka's sketchbooks, drawings and archival materials, accompanied by a soundscape composed by J.C. Wright that weaves together multilingual voices from diverse London communities, exploring their interpretations of ‘home’. The exhibition also includes large-scale mixed media pieces and works on paper, an artist book; and a participatory piece inviting visitors to share their thoughts about home. “Nowhere to Go but Anywhere explores the feeling of being a stranger everywhere you go. You leave home and you change, and when you go back, everything’s different. But you’re not completely a part of your new home either. How do we find the sense of home? How do we reinvent our identity?
Who are we when our world falls apart? "I’d love to think of Home in a wider, human sense. Home as an archetypal symbol, abode, refuge, womb, safe space, but also a confinement,  something that we have to leave behind at some point, and look for it all our lives, till we maybe become a home to someone else, or ourselves.” – Tribambuka Trailer Performance: Kirill Burlov Video: Umberto Rozzo About Tribambuka Tribambuka (aka Anastasia Beltyukova) is a London-based multidisciplinary artist, award-winning illustrator and animation director working predominantly in painting, printmaking and large-scale installations. Her practice is mainly concerned with the themes of shifting identity, home and belonging, with a strong participatory element and often involving audience interaction in the creation of the work. As a British artist with Russian roots, she takes a critical approach to the complexities of her heritage through a contemporary feminist lens. Nowhere to Go but Anywhere is Tribambuka’s latest collaboration with the Migration Museum. Previous collaborations have included an award-winning animation accompanying the museum’s 2020 digital exhibition Heart of the Nation: Migration and the Making of the NHS, with a voiceover by the former children’s laureate Michael Rosen; and animated videos for interactive elements of the Migration Museum's 2022/3 exhibition Taking Care of Business. Find out more An introduction to the exhibition by Tribambuka Video by London-based start-up PipLens Videography: AJ Hira Credits Artist: Tribambuka Curator: Aditi Anand Art assistant: Alberto Fossati Installation: Composer: J. C. Wright Sound design: J. C. Wright, Marcus Locock Recording engineer: Marcus Locock Projection mapping: Max Burstyn Photos, footage and audio courtesy: Artist’s family archives Alberto Baos Fossati Nataliia Beltyukova Loribo 'The Human Face of Russia', 1984 documentary, National Film and Sound Archive of Australia ‘Sounds of India’ by Vladislav Lyaschouk Contributors: Alberto Baos Fossati Nataliia Beltyukova Loribo Vladislav Lyaschouk Tima Jam Anna Andronova Mikaela Calypso Dragon Stanisla Rachkovskaya Alexandra Mazur-Knyazeva Victoria Egorenkova Mahsa Karimi Majid Hojati Nasser Teymourpour Azeri Aghayeva Afshin Naghouni Sonja Teszler Jayshree Viswanathan Tomaso Ascoli Federico Casu Francesco Nicolini Lorella Bianco Monique Humphreys Christiana Hadjipapa Fausto Borioli Krisnatàgoras Araùjo Fai West Kiara Gourlay Stephie Ronget Devred Yvona Nov Eva del Rio Tortosa