Quiet Voice presents Black Men’s Minds an immersive audio-visual installation, exploring the experiences of black men and mental health.
This is an artistic interpretation by audio-visual artist and psychotherapist Stephen Rudder, in collaboration with black men from various backgrounds, who have had mental health challenges.
The piece seeks to open up wider perspectives on social pressure, masculinity and mental health services and to bring their voices into conversations around black men’s mental health.
It features personal testimonies, dramatic visual projections and a musical score by Richard J. Edwards using frequencies derived from psychotropic medication.
Free Admission
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