Murat Adash

Murat Adash is a Lecturer in Fine Art at the Kingston School of Art, Kingston University, since 2020. He teaches in both BA and MFA Fine Art programmes and maintains an interdisciplinary artistic practice rooted in performance, movement, and spatial inquiry.

Education:

• Postgraduate Certificate in Learning and Teaching in Higher Education
• PhD in Art (Goldsmiths, University of London)
• MFA Visual Art (Performance) (School of the Art Institute of Chicago)
• BA (Hons) Performance and Visual Arts (University of Brighton)

Research Interests: Adash’s work explores choreographic dimensions of alterity, spatial boundaries, and embodied interactions through performance. His practice-based research reimagines camouflage as a spatial act, bridging ecology, somatics, philosophy, zoology, anthropology, queer theory, indigenous cosmologies, critical dance studies, and neuroscience. He emphasizes ephemeral physical boundaries between performers, audiences, and environments, advocating for reconfigured spatial frameworks in art.

Teaching & Advising: While no formal advisees are listed, Adash contributes to academic training through his teaching roles and a postgraduate certificate in higher education. No grants or funding details are explicitly provided.

Labs/Teams: No specific laboratory or collaborative team affiliations are mentioned in the text.