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Paul Eastwood, Unreadings (production shot)

Unreadings presents a new body of work by Wales-based artist Paul Eastwood, exploring language as both material and site of struggle. Drawing on his lived experience as a dyslexic and neurodiverse bilingual artist, Eastwood transforms miscommunication, misreading, misspelling, and mispronunciation into creative strategies. The exhibition brings together works on paper, sculpture, moving image, and sound to investigate how language constructs identity, memory, and belonging. By revealing the labour, negotiation, and uncertainty embedded in writing, Unreadings invites viewers to consider how meaning is built, disrupted, and remade.

This new work, presented at Mostyn Gallery, continues Eastwood’s practice of working with both longstanding and new collaborators: Samuel Barnes, composer; Dr Angharad Harrop, choreographer; Eilir Pierce, film director; and Dr. Sara Louise Wheeler, lecturer and poet.