Hazel Brill works across film, sound, animation, text, sculpture and installation. Her theatrically staged videos are described as ‘creating ‘shows’ that feature multiple protagonists, both human and non-human, who enact a plurality of narratives’. The fractured stories parallel authoritative architectures and structures from seemingly hostile contexts, such as free-market financial systems and the formation of her epileptic fits. Utilising fictionalised autobiography, Hazel Brill creates intimate worlds that cannibalise in on themselves and dissolve a notion of the private internal and public external.

Hazel Brill graduated in 2017 with an MFA Fine Art Media from Slade School of Art, London and recent exhibitions include: Realm, CGP Gallery, London (2019); Survey, Jerwood, London (2018); Shonisaurus Popularis, Turf Projects (2018); Woke Up In Spring, Zabludowicz (2018); Artagon III, Paris (2017); Ident, East Bristol Contemporary (2017); Workplace, Workplace Gallery, Gateshead (2017); In Succession, Museum Of London (2016); Sails Pitch, Platform 1, Bloomsbury Theatre, London (2016); In Bardo; Act Two, part of Baltic 39 Fig2, Baltic 39, Newcastle upon Tyne (2014).