We put out the plates and we eat. There is choreography in kitchens. With recipes as scores, alone or together we dance between hob, oven, fridge, table, sink. We chop, heat, taste, improvise; gracefully, clumsily, quickly, heavily, we set the table, cook, break things, clean up, cry, swear, laugh and eat.

Freddie Crossley (b.1993) is an artist working across forms. His work bridges the permanent and the ephemeral, the things we live with and the things we will never see again.