Touch Base is a community of faces; daydreaming, hoping, conspiring and finding each other on SEAGER’s windows. Two figures, having missed each other dearly, merge into one — yet one quickly divides into many as we are strong in multitudes. 

Taking after the pictorial language of the Russian avant-garde’s ROSTA window posters, SEAGER has commissioned Tiz Creel to install a mural on the gallery’s street facing windows for the local community. In her story, we see neighbours point towards each other, to the street, the sky — Mira! Look! It’s us! Like so many pebbles on a beach, all the faces of our friends compose a delicate view stretching forward in time. 

Tiz Creel’s practice is about play  — that moment of collective creativity which enables us to participate in the world together. Now, at a time when we can’t go out to play, her drawings come as a letter from one neighbour to another, celebrating our codependency. Like a portal into another world, the mural reveals how ‘social distancing’ has shown us its opposite to be true — we are stronger when we care for each other. 

Tiz Creel (b. 1991 ) is an artist from Mexico City, currently based in London. Her practice is influenced by play, spontaneity and gaming, as forms that are contingent on relations between people. She holds an MFA in Fine Art from Goldsmiths University, and has been a resident at the School of Visual Arts in New York. She recently participated in the Deptford X Festival (2019) with an interactive game installed on Deptford High Street. 

Touch Base is a community of faces; daydreaming, hoping, conspiring and finding each other on SEAGER’s windows. Two figures, having missed each other dearly, merge into one — yet one quickly divides into many as we are strong in multitudes. 

Taking after the pictorial language of the Russian avant-garde’s ROSTA window posters, SEAGER has commissioned Tiz Creel to install a mural on the gallery’s street facing windows for the local community. In her story, we see neighbours point towards each other, to the street, the sky — Mira! Look! It’s us! Like so many pebbles on a beach, all the faces of our friends compose a delicate view stretching forward in time. 

Tiz Creel’s practice is about play  — that moment of collective creativity which enables us to participate in the world together. Now, at a time when we can’t go out to play, her drawings come as a letter from one neighbour to another, celebrating our codependency. Like a portal into another world, the mural reveals how ‘social distancing’ has shown us its opposite to be true — we are stronger when we care for each other. 

Tiz Creel (b. 1991 ) is an artist from Mexico City, currently based in London. Her practice is influenced by play, spontaneity and gaming, as forms that are contingent on relations between people. She holds an MFA in Fine Art from Goldsmiths University, and has been a resident at the School of Visual Arts in New York. She recently participated in the Deptford X Festival (2019) with an interactive game installed on Deptford High Street.