Gary Stewart is a media artist who is constantly challenging accepted definitions of identity and belonging through a range of theoretical, fictional and artistic frames. For several decades he has been opposed to traditional forms of authority by transforming the very fabric of sound, exploring how sonic frequencies, timbres and primal rhythmic stimuli might enable you to reimagine and reconfigure the dominant narratives that seek to differentiate and create subordinate fractures in society. You are just as likely to experience the outcomes of his artistic pursuits, engagements and actions in social housing estates, international biennales, favelas, cinematic festivals, repurposed storefronts and warehouses, contemporary art galleries, railway stations, national museums, factories, stately homes, former plantations, courts of law, squatter community and national parks. He is a founder member of research, production and performance artist group Dubmorphology and performs as experimental improvisational sound artist Bantu.