Marcia Chandra

Marcia Chandra is a visual storyteller with a background in ethnography and development. Much of her work focuses around migration, identity and urban change. She works freelance with community groups, NGOs and research organizations producing stories, interactive projects and workshops. Visit her website here.

A New Union Flag

How can the Union Jack be made more open, more participatory, more held in common?

By Gil Mualem Doron and Marcia Chandra

/ 20 Nov 2017

The citizenshop

Freedom of movement means no such thing. Movement is a marketplace – how much does it cost?

By Nele Vos and Marcia Chandra

/ 20 Nov 2017

From a distance

Fearing war, a mother of twin infants journeyed to a safer place. During the journey, a tragedy occurred. Behjat explores these events through a series of drawings, evoking subtle – almost invisible – hints of violence.

By Marcia Chandra

/ 20 Nov 2017

Fifty rooms

As the body moves and migrates, it holds memories, it breaks and repairs, ages and becomes ‘infected’ – with new thoughts, utopian dreams. It arrives in a space already claimed by others.

By Natasha Davis and Marcia Chandra

/ 20 Nov 2017