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Cardiff Contemporary arts Festival

Cardiff Contemporary

Cardiff Contemporary arts Festival

Cardiff Contemporary

Cardiff Contemporary arts Festival

Cardiff Contemporary

Cardiff Contemporary arts Festival

Cardiff Contemporary

Cardiff Contemporary arts Festival

Cardiff Contemporary

Cardiff Contemporary arts Festival

Cardiff Contemporary

Cardiff Contemporary arts Festival

Cardiff Contemporary

Cardiff Contemporary arts Festival

Cardiff Contemporary

Cardiff Contemporary arts Festival

Cardiff Contemporary

Cardiff Contemporary arts Festival

Cardiff Contemporary

Cardiff Contemporary Arts Festival 2014

October 2014 saw the launch of Cardiff’s largest visual arts event in the shape of Cardiff Contemporary. I was one of four artists working ‘live’ as part of the festival, exploring underground the city, looking for tunnels, basements, crypts, Vaults and secret passages. I spent six weeks researching and investigating as many underground spaces as I could gain access to, using Facebook and Twitter to tell people what I was up to and also to receive stories back from the public about underground places they had been in.

As well as the expected cellars and service tunnels there were a great many stories and myths that were as interesting as anything I found. I did however re-discover a medieval stone tunnel in the heart of the city and gain access to a beautiful old iron mine on the City boundary. Perhaps the most intriguing of all was the thwarted attempts to access a major telecoms tunnel system underneath the city that is covered by the Official Secrets Act.