Held in the work.

Tiisetso shaped the creative vision of Acts of Care and its commitment to activating archives through interactive storytelling. That vision is expressed in the exhibition’s movement through witnessing, recognition and action, bringing visitors into a more direct relationship with history.

Tiisetso’s imagination, rigour and generosity remain present in the form and purpose of the exhibition. Acts of Care carries that work forward with love and gratitude.

During the project’s early research, Jordan found John Pegge’s 1992 address calling for communities to create their own rituals of care and remembrance. Jordan recognised the potential in those words and brought them back to the team, helping to shape an idea that now runs through the exhibition.

Jordan’s humour, creativity and eye for the details that matter can be felt throughout Acts of Care. The work is made with Jordan’s contribution held close.