Rhea Dillon discusses her new body of work currently on view in her debut solo exhibition ‘Nonbody Nonthing No Thing’. The exhibition emanates from the research Dillon developed during her Residency, and highlights her interest in understanding objects as a system through which to consider Black Britishness and postcoloniality. Rhea Dillon is an artist, writer and poet based in London. Recent solo and group exhibitions include Janus at Soft Opening, London (2021); pressing at Division of Labour, UK (2021); Drawing A Blank, Paris (2020); No Man is an Island at Almine Rech, London (2020) and Dishwater and No Images at Peak Gallery, London (2020). Other projects include Catgut - The Opera, a Serpentine Park Nights Commission, London (2021), Uchronia et Uchromia, an online net artwork and exhibition commissioned by External Pages (2020) and Lecture Performa, an ongoing series first hosted by Cassandra Press that invites artists from across the digital diaspora to engage in natural inquiry and critical thought through lecture-performance.