Dylan Barr is a multi-disciplinary artist currently based in Liverpool. They work primarily in the mediums of sound, sculpture, and video. Their practice often uses rabbits, symbols of inquisitiveness and curiosity, as a recurring motif. Within their work, this motif represents an array of themes from comfort to grief to identity.  As someone with autism, Dylan interacts with the world in a different way, following a more organic process and letting the world around them and their emotions dictate what comes next. The medium is an important aspect of their work, carefully chosen to reflect the mood which they are trying to convey.

Dylan’s work is an ongoing exploration and reflection of the world around us, they implement the use of sound to bridge the gap between the visual work and other senses, encouraging a deeper connection and engagement with the audience.