In a globalised world, art facilitates the circulation and presentation of practices and traditions that mirror the diversity of contemporary life. This project strives to promote cohesion between different communities, to negate borders and to enhance communication between people within larger sociopolitical and cultural contexts.
As artist–curator of the 201Telephone Box Gallery (in an iconic red public telephone box in Scotland), I propose a two-stage project: 
Part 1. Inviting artists from my network of contacts in South America to create artworks that will be shown in the 201 Telephone Box Gallery. The emphasis will be on video artworks by artists I am already communicating with.
Part 2. I will make a new artwork in response to these videos. A compilation of sounds extracted from the videos will be combined and interposed with extracts of conversations with the artists involved. It will be an eclectic mix of Spanish (which I also speak) and English. I plan to show the artwork in a custom-made replica of the phone box, placed in a public space in Buenos Aires in July/August 2021.
The replica of the phone box will be a ‘pod’ in which sounds will provide an immersive experience and allow the audience to become active listeners. The sounds will transport listeners to places far from the world we are living in today – somewhere where hope is fulfilled and you do not need to dial a number to be connected; an imagined borderless world for creative practitioners to dream in.