Blockbuster
Screening Event
October 25
6-9pm
2025
Screening Event
October 25
6-9pm
2025
Flexitron is pleased to present Blockbuster, a video art screening night featuring moving image works by Alfie Rollit, Beatrice Vorster & Yasmin Vardi, Edward Oliver & Sophie Howe, Flora Scott, George Richardson, Josie Swift, Juliet Dodson, Lorenzo Silvestri and Sofia Bordin
With special thanks to Tom Scott for AV/Technical support
Artist Biographies/Film Credits:
Alfie Rollit
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Hemlock
2023
5’40”
Video mp4
Directed by Alfie Rollitt
Performance by Jane Rollitt
Sound by Adam Junior, Alfie Rollitt and Ellis Warren
Alfred Rollitt’s work explores the unstable threshold between perception and mediation — the wayfilm doesn’t simply reflect reality, but actively reshapes it. In a culture oversaturated with images,his practice asks what happens when vision itself begins to blur: when the apparatus of seeinginfects what is seen.Rooted in the language of early digital cameras, home video, and the physicality of analogueediting, Rollitt’s films are constructed from fragments — raw footage, repetitive gestures, momentsthat feel both intimate and detached. Often handheld and narratively sparse, they occupy adreamlike, liminal space where memory, sensory experience, and media collapse into one another.
Beatrice Vorster & Yasmin Vardi
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stories
2023
2'05"
Video mp4
Beatrice Vorster & Yasmin Vardi are experimental filmmakers based in London. Their practice investigates the grammar of cinema - particularly of the horror genre - combining remade cinematic cliches with structural and theoretical approaches to expanded filmmaking. Recent exhibitions and screenings include: Flexitron, Cafe OTO, Biblioteka, Ormside in London, La SIRA in Paris and Fondazione Ratti in Como in 2025; Plicnik Space Initiative, TACO!, Des Bains and Camden Arts Centre in London in 2024; Studio Ghost in Tokyo, TICK TACK in Antwerp and Generation & Display in London in 2023; greengrassi, Nicoletti Contemporary, Iklectik Art Lab in London in 2022.
Edward Oliver & Sophie Howe
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Candied Bones
2025
2’53” & 2’05”
4k Video
Directed by Edward Oliver & Sophie Howe
Starring Erin Alles and Dan Baines
Director of Photgraphy: Flora Scott
Makeup and Special Effects: Cassia-rose Bate
Lighting and BTS: Zuodong Tan
Music: Lara Hertweck
Ed Oliver works on collaborative projects in London and Berlin. His practise is multidisciplinary across film, sculpture and performance. He questions gender and masculinity in its materiality and function. Recently, Oliver produced and choreographed for the performance and launch of Jane Fu within the exhibition ‘third collision’ shown in July of 2025.
Sophie Howe (she/her) is a writer and artist from New Hampshire. She graduated from Goldsmiths, University of London in 2024. Most recently she has written for Boston Art Review and her work has appeared in the Toe Rag. She is a runner-up for Whitechapel Gallery’s Young Writer in Residence 2024 and her writing about compassionate body horror in contemporary fiction has appeared in Polyester Zine.
Flora Scott
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Soft Breath
2024
14’00”
4k Video
Directed, Written and Edited by: Flora Scott
Starring: Jo Scott and Tom Scott
Voiceovers by: Joe Fox and Jo Scott
Music by: Adam YousafMovement
Direction by: Isabella Duckworth Lima Pinto
Sound Recording and Mixing in collaboration with: Tom Scott
Flora Scott (b.2001) is an artist from London. She holds a BFA in Fine Art from Goldmishts. Working across moving image and drawing,she is interested in acts of fabulation and phenomenological notions of time, memory andexperience.
George Richardson
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The bush that came alive
2019
2’00”
Video mp4
George Richardson (b. 1998) lives and works in London. He completed his MFA at theSlade School of Fine Art in 2023, becoming an artist in residence at Sarabande Foundation for which he received the Sarabande Emerging Artist Grant (2023-2024). He has been re-awarded the Sarabande Foundation Artist Residency for 2024-2025. Richardson has recently had a solo exhibition with Pipeline, London (2025). His work hasbeen included in a number of group shows, including Art Brussels, Belgium with NightCafe Gallery (2025) MEGA Art Fair, Milan, Italy, with Pipeline (2025) Harrow, KrupaGallery, London (2025) Kensington Roof Gardens x House of Bandits (2025) LAS Invites,London Art Services (2025) House of Bandits x Selfridges, London, UK, The Hari ArtPrize, London (2024); House of Bandits (2025), Hypha Studios, London (2024); Sarabande Foundation, London (2024); Alice Black Gallery, London (2024); OHSH Projects, London(2024); Max Radford Gallery, London (2023); a duo show at Flexitron Gallery, London, in collaboration with Pipeline, London (2023); ACME Glassyard, London (2023); UCLMuseum, London (2023); Lethaby Gallery, London (2021).
Josie Swift
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Harling
2022
5’05”
Video mp4
Josie swift (b. 2000) is an artist living and working in Glasgow, Scotland. She graduated with a BFA in Painting and Printmaking from Glasgow School of Art in 2022. Working primarily with installation works, featuring moving-image, text, sound and performance; her practice is anallegory of Scottish urban landscapes, modern-mythologies and internet culture. Recent exhibitions include Are We Nearly There Yet, Technolopis, Athens (2023); It’s About Time, Mote 102, Leigh (2022); Glasgow School of Art Degree Show, Glasgow (2022); Doppelgänger, Strangefield, Glasgow (2022); Stuck, The Glue Factory, Glasgow (2021). Her work has been published as part of the exhibition catalogue Doppelgängers (2023), featuring an essay by Fiona Robertson.
Juliet Dodson
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Bladud
2024
4’04”
Video mp4
Juliet Dodson (b.1999) lives and works in London. She is currently studying MFA Sculpture at The Slade School of Fine Art, for which she received the Sarabande Scholarship Grant. Recent projects include performances and exhibitions at Southbank Centre (Quad, 2024), Warbling Collective (2025), Hypha Studios (2025), Blue Hour Studios (2025) and World of WearableArt, New Zealand (2023) where she won the UK and Europe Designer Award. Dodson was recently included in ‘Blockbuster’ (2025) at Flexitron ahead of this exhibition.
Lorenzo Silvestri
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Youth Youth Youth
2024
1’50” loop
16mm film, HD video, video, color, sound
Directed by Lorenzo Silvestri
Sound: Lorenzo Silvestri
Actors: Alexander Benigni, Sibilla Bevilacqua, Sofia Bordin, Ivan James Veroya Dayan Dayan, Eleonora DelBene, Ariadna Gonzàlez Garriga, Jacob Lambrecht, Anna Masala, Carlo Nasi, Gabriele Nestonni, Alessandro Pannella, Tommaso Perini, Pietro Pinci, Benedetta Teodora Pistolini, Giacomo Riccardi, Giulio Scarnecchia, Thomas Trenchard, Gaetano Zazzera.
Lorenzo Silvestri (b.1999, Roma) lives and works in RomaSilvestri is a multidisciplinary artist, his practice is characterized by a strong autobiographic input,that arises from a sensitive re-interpretation of the space he inhabits - i.e the city, a place thatoverflows with social relationships, both in a public and intimate sense. Recent solo and group exhibitions:UNAROMA, MACRO - Museo d’Arte Contemporanea di Roma, Rome (2025) [forthcoming]; CEREMONY, Teatro Pavarotti - Freni, Modena (2025); Lost and Found, Circolo UltraFiorucci, Milano (2025); FOSSI IO TECO; E PERDERCI NELVERDE, GAMeC-Galleria d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Bergamo (2025);D3cam3er0n3 Palazzo Lucarini, Foligno (2025); Post Scriptum. Un museodimenticato a memoria, MACRO - Museo d’Arte Contemporanea di Roma(2024); L’Acrocco, Ermes Ermes, Roma (2024); Merging Worlds. VICEVERSA, AuRoi, Parigi; Visionaria, Studio Museo Felice Casorati, Pavarolo (2023); MammaMia!, ex Monastero delle Servite, Manduria (2023); è ora di alzarsi, FondazioneAntonio Ratti, Como (2023); Big Bang, CURA, Basement Roma, (2023); PHARMAKON, Galleria d’Arte Moderna di Roma (2022).
Sofia Bordin
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The Awkward Age
2024
12’08”
Video mp4
Based on the short story ‘An Awkward Age’ by Anna Starobinets
Directed by: Sofia Bordin
Production Assistants: Federico Arani, Mariana Leal
Voice: Hope Morrison, Jamie Hammill
Original Music: Francesa Calabrò
Sound Mixing: Francesa Calabrò
Sofia Bordin (Rome, 1998) lives and works between London and Rome. She recently graduated with an MA in Sculpture from the Slade School of Fine Art in London with a thesis titled “Those who ‘make shew of Motions and strange Sights’: Mountebanks and the Patterns of Mobility of Sixteenth-Century Europe”, after completing her BA in Animation at the London College of Communication in 2020. She also recently completed a residency at the Cité Internationale des Arts in Paris and is currently collaborating with performer and author Sofia Naglieri and writer Chiara Boitani on the performance work Devozioni per Occasioni di Emergenza, as part of the Rome-based collective ‘Dipartimento Devozioni’.
With special thanks to Tom Scott for AV/Technical support
Artist Biographies/Film Credits:
Alfie Rollit
Hemlock
2023
5’40”
Video mp4
Directed by Alfie Rollitt
Performance by Jane Rollitt
Sound by Adam Junior, Alfie Rollitt and Ellis Warren
Alfred Rollitt’s work explores the unstable threshold between perception and mediation — the wayfilm doesn’t simply reflect reality, but actively reshapes it. In a culture oversaturated with images,his practice asks what happens when vision itself begins to blur: when the apparatus of seeinginfects what is seen.Rooted in the language of early digital cameras, home video, and the physicality of analogueediting, Rollitt’s films are constructed from fragments — raw footage, repetitive gestures, momentsthat feel both intimate and detached. Often handheld and narratively sparse, they occupy adreamlike, liminal space where memory, sensory experience, and media collapse into one another.
Beatrice Vorster & Yasmin Vardi
stories
2023
2'05"
Video mp4
Beatrice Vorster & Yasmin Vardi are experimental filmmakers based in London. Their practice investigates the grammar of cinema - particularly of the horror genre - combining remade cinematic cliches with structural and theoretical approaches to expanded filmmaking. Recent exhibitions and screenings include: Flexitron, Cafe OTO, Biblioteka, Ormside in London, La SIRA in Paris and Fondazione Ratti in Como in 2025; Plicnik Space Initiative, TACO!, Des Bains and Camden Arts Centre in London in 2024; Studio Ghost in Tokyo, TICK TACK in Antwerp and Generation & Display in London in 2023; greengrassi, Nicoletti Contemporary, Iklectik Art Lab in London in 2022.
Edward Oliver & Sophie Howe
Candied Bones
2025
2’53” & 2’05”
4k Video
Directed by Edward Oliver & Sophie Howe
Starring Erin Alles and Dan Baines
Director of Photgraphy: Flora Scott
Makeup and Special Effects: Cassia-rose Bate
Lighting and BTS: Zuodong Tan
Music: Lara Hertweck
Ed Oliver works on collaborative projects in London and Berlin. His practise is multidisciplinary across film, sculpture and performance. He questions gender and masculinity in its materiality and function. Recently, Oliver produced and choreographed for the performance and launch of Jane Fu within the exhibition ‘third collision’ shown in July of 2025.
Sophie Howe (she/her) is a writer and artist from New Hampshire. She graduated from Goldsmiths, University of London in 2024. Most recently she has written for Boston Art Review and her work has appeared in the Toe Rag. She is a runner-up for Whitechapel Gallery’s Young Writer in Residence 2024 and her writing about compassionate body horror in contemporary fiction has appeared in Polyester Zine.
Flora Scott
Soft Breath
2024
14’00”
4k Video
Directed, Written and Edited by: Flora Scott
Starring: Jo Scott and Tom Scott
Voiceovers by: Joe Fox and Jo Scott
Music by: Adam YousafMovement
Direction by: Isabella Duckworth Lima Pinto
Sound Recording and Mixing in collaboration with: Tom Scott
Flora Scott (b.2001) is an artist from London. She holds a BFA in Fine Art from Goldmishts. Working across moving image and drawing,she is interested in acts of fabulation and phenomenological notions of time, memory andexperience.
George Richardson
The bush that came alive
2019
2’00”
Video mp4
George Richardson (b. 1998) lives and works in London. He completed his MFA at theSlade School of Fine Art in 2023, becoming an artist in residence at Sarabande Foundation for which he received the Sarabande Emerging Artist Grant (2023-2024). He has been re-awarded the Sarabande Foundation Artist Residency for 2024-2025. Richardson has recently had a solo exhibition with Pipeline, London (2025). His work hasbeen included in a number of group shows, including Art Brussels, Belgium with NightCafe Gallery (2025) MEGA Art Fair, Milan, Italy, with Pipeline (2025) Harrow, KrupaGallery, London (2025) Kensington Roof Gardens x House of Bandits (2025) LAS Invites,London Art Services (2025) House of Bandits x Selfridges, London, UK, The Hari ArtPrize, London (2024); House of Bandits (2025), Hypha Studios, London (2024); Sarabande Foundation, London (2024); Alice Black Gallery, London (2024); OHSH Projects, London(2024); Max Radford Gallery, London (2023); a duo show at Flexitron Gallery, London, in collaboration with Pipeline, London (2023); ACME Glassyard, London (2023); UCLMuseum, London (2023); Lethaby Gallery, London (2021).
Josie Swift
2022
5’05”
Video mp4
Josie swift (b. 2000) is an artist living and working in Glasgow, Scotland. She graduated with a BFA in Painting and Printmaking from Glasgow School of Art in 2022. Working primarily with installation works, featuring moving-image, text, sound and performance; her practice is anallegory of Scottish urban landscapes, modern-mythologies and internet culture. Recent exhibitions include Are We Nearly There Yet, Technolopis, Athens (2023); It’s About Time, Mote 102, Leigh (2022); Glasgow School of Art Degree Show, Glasgow (2022); Doppelgänger, Strangefield, Glasgow (2022); Stuck, The Glue Factory, Glasgow (2021). Her work has been published as part of the exhibition catalogue Doppelgängers (2023), featuring an essay by Fiona Robertson.
Juliet Dodson
Bladud
2024
4’04”
Video mp4
Juliet Dodson (b.1999) lives and works in London. She is currently studying MFA Sculpture at The Slade School of Fine Art, for which she received the Sarabande Scholarship Grant. Recent projects include performances and exhibitions at Southbank Centre (Quad, 2024), Warbling Collective (2025), Hypha Studios (2025), Blue Hour Studios (2025) and World of WearableArt, New Zealand (2023) where she won the UK and Europe Designer Award. Dodson was recently included in ‘Blockbuster’ (2025) at Flexitron ahead of this exhibition.
Lorenzo Silvestri
Youth Youth Youth
2024
1’50” loop
16mm film, HD video, video, color, sound
Directed by Lorenzo Silvestri
Sound: Lorenzo Silvestri
Actors: Alexander Benigni, Sibilla Bevilacqua, Sofia Bordin, Ivan James Veroya Dayan Dayan, Eleonora DelBene, Ariadna Gonzàlez Garriga, Jacob Lambrecht, Anna Masala, Carlo Nasi, Gabriele Nestonni, Alessandro Pannella, Tommaso Perini, Pietro Pinci, Benedetta Teodora Pistolini, Giacomo Riccardi, Giulio Scarnecchia, Thomas Trenchard, Gaetano Zazzera.
Lorenzo Silvestri (b.1999, Roma) lives and works in RomaSilvestri is a multidisciplinary artist, his practice is characterized by a strong autobiographic input,that arises from a sensitive re-interpretation of the space he inhabits - i.e the city, a place thatoverflows with social relationships, both in a public and intimate sense. Recent solo and group exhibitions:UNAROMA, MACRO - Museo d’Arte Contemporanea di Roma, Rome (2025) [forthcoming]; CEREMONY, Teatro Pavarotti - Freni, Modena (2025); Lost and Found, Circolo UltraFiorucci, Milano (2025); FOSSI IO TECO; E PERDERCI NELVERDE, GAMeC-Galleria d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Bergamo (2025);D3cam3er0n3 Palazzo Lucarini, Foligno (2025); Post Scriptum. Un museodimenticato a memoria, MACRO - Museo d’Arte Contemporanea di Roma(2024); L’Acrocco, Ermes Ermes, Roma (2024); Merging Worlds. VICEVERSA, AuRoi, Parigi; Visionaria, Studio Museo Felice Casorati, Pavarolo (2023); MammaMia!, ex Monastero delle Servite, Manduria (2023); è ora di alzarsi, FondazioneAntonio Ratti, Como (2023); Big Bang, CURA, Basement Roma, (2023); PHARMAKON, Galleria d’Arte Moderna di Roma (2022).
Sofia Bordin
The Awkward Age
2024
12’08”
Video mp4
Based on the short story ‘An Awkward Age’ by Anna Starobinets
Directed by: Sofia Bordin
Production Assistants: Federico Arani, Mariana Leal
Voice: Hope Morrison, Jamie Hammill
Original Music: Francesa Calabrò
Sound Mixing: Francesa Calabrò
Sofia Bordin (Rome, 1998) lives and works between London and Rome. She recently graduated with an MA in Sculpture from the Slade School of Fine Art in London with a thesis titled “Those who ‘make shew of Motions and strange Sights’: Mountebanks and the Patterns of Mobility of Sixteenth-Century Europe”, after completing her BA in Animation at the London College of Communication in 2020. She also recently completed a residency at the Cité Internationale des Arts in Paris and is currently collaborating with performer and author Sofia Naglieri and writer Chiara Boitani on the performance work Devozioni per Occasioni di Emergenza, as part of the Rome-based collective ‘Dipartimento Devozioni’.