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Generator Projects, 25-26 Mid Wynd Industrial Estate, Dundee (2026)

24/02/2026

🌟 MEMBER SPOTLIGHT: Joseph Campbell-Rodger / .art 🌟

‘I am a mixed media artist with particular interest in sound, fine art, digital techniques and narrative. My work often focuses on mental health and the relationship between the human mind and the physical space it inhabits. This piece is a self portrait using acrylic paint from my SQA Higher practical exam. It attempts to explore my emotions and self image at the time of painting it, as well as study the technical aspects of painting. I was influenced mainly by the portraiture of Guy Denning [the 3rd image].’

View Joseph’s work in this year’s Members’ Show at Generator Projects !!! We are open Thursday-Sunday, 12-5pm. You have until the Sunday 1st of March 😌

22/02/2026

🌟 MEMBER SPOTLIGHT: Donatas /
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The artist is a DJCAD art and philosophy student who explores themes of light and reflection, while also engaging with his cultural and ethnic background. Being from Lithuania, he has a rich paganistic culture to draw from, which influences his work through the ancient symbols of the masculine and the feminine, creating a balance that harmoniously rounds the piece together. The idea of balance is a recurring idea that seems evident in most of the artist’s works, and this balance is what he hopes the audience sees or even achieves.

View Donatas’ work in this year’s Members’ Show at Generator Projects !!! We are open Thursday-Sunday, 12-5pm. You have until the Sunday 1st of March 😌

20/02/2026

This time last week we hosted our Members’ Show Performance Night and what a blast it was 🤩

🌟 A big massive thank to , , and for coming down and sharing their talents, it made for a memorable and amazing night and served as powerful reminder of the importance of performance art 🌟

And thank you to everyone who came to join us !! We hope you had as much fun experiencing these performances as we had putting the evening together :)))

Lots of love,
Generator x

18/02/2026

🌟 MEMBER SPOTLIGHT: Lucy / ceramic 🌟

“The foundation of my work is the desire to become part of the world, the interconnectedness of human connection, nature and the beauty of existence developed through the absence of it from isolation by disability.

I started making bowls for both functionality and accessibility. Made with blood, sweat, and tears. (And love,) is true for all my pieces with it taking a toll on me, my bowls find a compromise between throwing and my current limitations. For functionality, I personally use them for snacks and sauces but everyone finds new ideas which I love hearing about.

My sculptures of olives were originally conceptualised to highlight my bowls but they shine individually and the process of making them are very mindful to do in my downtime. I use kiln wire acting as toothpicks for more realism.

My biggest inspiration is my daughter, she’s my light along with my family. Providing inspiration and support each step of the way.”

View Lucy’s work in this year’s Members’ Show at Generator Projects !!! We are open Thursday-Sunday, 12-5pm. You have until the Sunday 1st of March 😌

16/02/2026

🫟 MEMBERS’ SHOW ZINE-MAKING WORKSHOP ✂️

Have you been inspired by all the artwork from this year’s show but don’t know where to channel these creative juices? or fancy making a wee souvenir to commemorate your visit to the Members’ Show?

We’ve got just the solution for you 🤯 Come by on Sunday 22nd of February, anytime between 12-4pm for our zine-making workshop !! It will be run by our amazing associates @ and @ who helped co-curate and install this year’s show at Generator Projects and all materials will be provided - just bring yourself, and wouldn’t hurt to bring your maw or a pal with ya 🤗

Your zines will also have the opportunity to exhibit in our community space until the end of the Members’ Show (1st of March) or you can take your zine home there and then, whichever you fancy !

Catch ya there 🤓

Love,
GennyP

15/02/2026

🌟 MEMBER SPOTLIGHT: Erin /
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“I am visual artist that work in a range of media’s, predominantly in paint and film.

My work revolves around social and economical issues, bringing awareness to these topics, often based off my own experiences.

‘Fish out of water’ is an exploration of what it feels like to move through life as a neurodivergent person, in a world that is not designed for us. I use marine life as both a metaphor and a mirror to create a visual language, portraying experiences that often go unnoticed.

Ocean life, and environment is the theme of this work, not only because it’s a longstanding special interest of mine, but because I relate to the ocean on a personal level. The sea is vast, mysterious and full of life that thrives because they don’t follow surface level rules. In the ocean difference isn’t seen as a problem, it’s seen as design. I feel like a fish, yet a fish cannot survive on land. Neurodivergent individuals navigate this world, expected to mask and squeeze into boxes that were never made for us.

Masking neurodivergence kills.

Love the people around you for who they are, some may feel like a fish out of water.”

View Erin’s work in this year’s Members’ Show at Generator Projects !!! We are open Thursday-Sunday, 12-5pm. You have until the Sunday 1st of March 😌

12/02/2026

🥁 PERFORMANCE NIGHT LINE UP 🥁

‘Tis the night before our Performance Evening - are you excited ? Because we certainly are !

Introducing our four performers:

1. performing at 6.30pm

2. performing at 7.05pm

3. performing at 7.40pm, whose headshots were done by

4. performing at 8.15pm, whose super cool mask was made by .knit.wear

So come down from 6pm until 9pm to experience art through performance in a space covered with 150 different artworks! 🗣️

Be there of be 🟧

Lots of love,
GennyP xo

11/02/2026

… So about that stellar opening evening on the 31st of January 🌟

Wow wowww we’re still thinking about it 😆 Thank y’all so much for coming along to celebrate the opening night of our biggest annual group show, which featured more than 150 artists this year 🤯 From such a hectic install to seeing the space filled with over 260 beautiful people - our hearts were so full !!

Also round of applause to our associates, and ,who were given the opportunity to co-curate and help install this year’s show, thanks for your hard work 🤗 and shoutout to for such a stand-out sign :))

And the Members’ Show fun hasn’t stopped there, we’ve got a couple events lined up at Generator Projects:
- Members’ Show Performance Night on Friday 13th, from 6-9pm
- Drop-in Zine-making Workshop on Sunday 22nd, from 12-4pm

See youse there!

So much love,
the GennyP Committee 🫶

📸: .wmv

10/02/2026

🌟 MEMBER SPOTLIGHT:
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Steven is a Scottish, self-taught artist and photographer born and raised in Tayside.

Specialising in acrylic and watercolour painting, Steven creates vibrant, emotive and immersive works which explore themes of natural heritage, connectedness and storytelling. His works often feature depictions of landscapes, wildlife, gradients, stratigraphy (rock layering). cartographical contours and pattern.

With academic achievements and a communications career chiefly in the third-sector environment and health sectors, Steven draws heavily on his experience of the natural world. His works explore the value of the environment for health and wellbeing, the role that the individual and community play in its protection and cultural narrative.

Through self-regulatory and grounding experiences in land- and seascapes, Steven’s work aims to capture the shifting, interweaving and (almost) timeless beauty of the natural world.

Steven has taken part in small, local projects including the Open/Close Dundee street art trail, alongside a handful of ongoing commissions, local exhibitions and presentations between 2014 to present.

Steven is currently developing a new project called ‘Landskein’.

View Steven’s work in this year’s Members’ Show at Generator Projects !!! We are open Thursday-Sunday, 12-5pm. You have until the Sunday 1st of March 😌

08/02/2026

Did you enjoy the Preview Night? You want more I hear you ask ?! 🗣️

You want some? We’ll give it ya !

The Members’ Show Performance Night is back for its 3rd year 📣 on Friday the 13th (kinda spooky 😜..) from 6-9pm

A DOUBLE WHAMMY of viewing this year’s Members’ Show and experiencing art through the medium of performance, sound, music, movement, spoken word 🤯🤯

Catch youse there xx

07/02/2026

🌟 MEMBER SPOTLIGHT: Grace / ._art 🌟

My name is Grace Matthew or GLEM, I am a 3rd year Fine Art Student at Duncan of Jordanstone. The brazen, startling contents of my work aim to force you to look. As a performance artist I present my body to you to view it as it is, I use my body as a material. Through my work, I show you the world
through the lens of a young le***an woman. Feminism and the reality of being a woman in today’s world allow me to draw on my life experiences and use reflective insights to fuel my work. Mixed media and photography are what carries my work to the border of overwhelm, empowering me to speak my mind and show my full self without fear. My most recent works, The Collection of Morpho Menelaus, are an exploration of the relationship between collector and specimen.

The first image I have attached is a picture of me with my most recent exhibition for my first semester of 3rd year. The second is a look at the selection of prints I exhibited as well as the pieces I submitted for the members show. And the last image is a selection of stills from my most recent film, The Collection of Morpho Menelaus.

View Grace’s work in this year’s Members’ Show at Generator Projects !!! We are open Thursday-Sunday, 12-5pm. You have until the Sunday 1st of March 😌

05/02/2026

🌟 MEMBER SPOTLIGHT: Gemma / 🌟

“I’m Gemma Carpenter, a Kirkcaldy based artist working in Dundee. I’m inspired by human immunology, infection, and the psychology of illness. Through my paintings, I explore how internal conditions manifest and how they challenge our understanding of both the body and beauty.

Through my use of fungi and flora, I explore the alienation of living within an untrustworthy body. An unnatural colour palette is used to further challenge the perception of disease as something ugly and shameful, instead presenting it as a force of nature; beautiful, invasive, and alive.

By mixing emotion with the abstract nature of infection and disease, I seek to balance ‘the visceral’ and ‘the beautiful’, to convey a feeling of uneasiness. Through working with volunteers, primary and academic research, my practice aims to make the unseen visible and provoke dialogue around the lived experience of illness, bringing awareness to conditions often ‘unseen’ to the naked eye.”

View Gemma’s work in this year’s Members’ Show at Generator Projects !!! We are open Thursday-Sunday, 12-5pm. You have until the Sunday 1st of March 😌

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