From January 2025 transference.tv will host new works from first year MA Contemporary Photography, Philosophy & Practices developed as part of Pixel Elements, a year long module integrated into the MA exploring how Artists interrogate the concept of representation online to address how we might approach using alternative forms of exhibition & image making to explore how fluidity & transience exist within our digital world.

Between 13-15 January 2025 the Pixel Elements module will be punctuated with a public exhibition and a symposium developed by first year MA students, hosted across this platform and The Good Rice gallery, London NW1 3QP. 

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transference.tv is a totally unique online platform originally designed and built for CSM in 2021 to host the work of over 100 students from MA Contemporary Photography, Practices and Philosophies, MA Fine Art and MA Art & Science.  The platform now provides an opportunity for students on the Pixel Elements module to explore live broadcasting, geo-located work, downloadable artwork, interactive artwork and online exhibitions as part of their wider research & practice.
  

Both Pixel Elements and Transference.tv have been created by Candice Jacobs - Artist and Associate Lecturer MA Contemporary Photography, Practices and Philosophies at CSM and Interim Course Leader of MA Fine Art at Chelsea College of Art.

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Transference describes a situation where the feelings, desires, and expectations of one are shared with others; when the individual is transferred into a collective body. 

As a collective network of souls, we are connected to all energy fields.  And as we engage, energy leaks out of bodies and our electrical conductors into the atmosphere, and the air around us becomes conductive. A corona occurs at locations where the strength of the electric field exceeds the dielectric strength of the air, resulting in the emission of light as a bluish glow, like the glow of the screens reflecting off from your face or radiating out from the windows as you walk down the street. 

Transference.tv was designed and built by Artist & Lecturer Candice Jacobs in collaboration with Matt Woodham and Brendan Oliver.