HENI Project Space presents a free exhibition of playful, musical works by Nevin Aladağ.

Opening to the public on 12 February at 7pm, the exhibition titled 'Fanfare' is Aladağ’s first solo show in the U.K., bringing together a group of recent artworks that explore sound, rhythm and music.

These include the artist’s video work Traces (2015), a musical portrait of the urban landscape in Stuttgart, Germany, in which musical instruments are ‘played’ by elements of the city.

Session (2013) is a video featuring drums, bells and other percussive instruments from Pakistan, India and Iraq; and the sculptural work Tusch [Fanfare] (2015) features a pair of musical scores writ large on the gallery wall.

Between Wednesday 12 and Monday 24 February, Aladağ’s video Top View (2012), which captures the infectious rhythm of dancing feet, is on show in Hayward Gallery Foyer, adjacent to HENI Project Space.

Image: Nevin Aladağ: 'Fanfare', HENI Project Space, Hayward Gallery. Photograph by Thierry Bal