Moira Salt

multimedia artist, using film and sound, performance, found objects, printmaking, and installations.
      practice looks at B/black diasporas, particularly women, and their connection to memory, myth, and land.    
            uses geology, fiction and technology to imagine possible futures and their necessary histories, which cast a critical eye on capitalism and environmental consumption.    
                tries to imagine what may have been forgotten and where we (as a global community) might be going.                        






Vent (Group Show)
Celtic Connections, with Flos Collective (Dry Gate), 2025


Two meditations on how geology and diaspora intersect (spiritually, metaphysically, economically), shown as part of a group exhibition.
Right: i don’t yet know the half of things (study), 2025, Giclée print, digital collage
Left: ouroboros (or iona eats itself), 2025, Giclée print, digital collage

accompanied by zine at the meeting of all the waters on Earth, I sunk into mud, developed from an original piece of writing for Market Gallery’s Glasgow International exhibition and booklet as a point of departure, 2024.