THE EVERYWORLD - Redux is a reworking of the installation from TheUndershed Gallery in Bristol, which ran from January until April 2026.
Andrew and Eden Kötting invite you into an exuberant kaleidoscope of visions, snippets, memories, and collisions. Drawing on elements from multiple artworks created over the last 20 years, THE EVERYWORLD brings together the work of the renowned experimental filmmaker and his daughter Eden in one multimedia exhibition. From VR to giant inflatables of lost relatives, moving image pieces to detailed sketchbooks and a Straw Bear. THE EVERYWORLD is an archaeological dig deep into place, family, and the creative spirit of an Art Life.
about the artists
Andrew Kötting was conceived in Sidcup in 1958 and born 9 months later in Farnborough, Kent. After some early forays into market trading and scrap-metal dealing, he graduated with a Master’s Degree in Mixed Media from The Slade in London.
Eden Kötting was conceived on The Pepys Estate and born on the 13th floor of Guys Hospital in 1988. She has a rare neurological disorder; Joubert Syndrome. She grew up in London and from a very early age developed a keen interest in drawing, painting and her father’s buffoonery.
Together they have made work for over 20 years – including their film Gallivant, a road/home movie about a four-month journey around the coast of Britain, along with Andrew’s grandmother and Eden’s great grandmother Gladys. They have produced numerous multi-media art projects, which include exhibitions, installations, performances, LPs, CDs, DVDs and Bookworks.
In 2015, they also began their collaboration with the animator Glenn Whiting and went on to create short films for Channel 4, Random Acts, HOME and the BFI. They share a studio in St Leonards-on-Sea opposite Screw Fix and Tool Station. They are also part of the collective Project Art Works who were short-listed for The Turner
Prize in 2021.
IN COLLABORATION WITH
David Aylward, Claudia Barton, Dirch Blewn, David Bloor, Dirch Blewn, Anonymous Bosch, Jacob Cartwright, Philippe Ciompi, Simon Cooper, Anne Caron Delion, Gareth Evans, Marcia Farquhar, Jem Finer, Tony Hill, Freddie Jones, Toby Jones, Eden Kötting, MacGillivray, Rebecca Mark-Lawson, Leila McMillan, Alan Moore, Hattie Naylor, Daria Nitsche, Kristin O’Donnell, Amy Rose, Jim Roseveare, Tom Sangster, Schneider, Iain Sinclair, Isabel Skinner, Nick Gordon Smith, Stephen McNeilly, Miles Visman, Cliff West, Ben Westacott, Glenn Whiting, Mary Wild, Andrea Luka Zimmerman all at Project Artworks, UCA, Undershed Gallery and Tyke Films.
