The exhibition makes use of architecture, scent, and colour to explore how bodies are managed within systems of care and control. Centred on a former military mobile health unit and immersive atmospheric elements, the installation connects themes of medical assessment, chemical signalling, and psychological design, including scents linked to nourishment and human bonding and the use of Baker-Miller pink to influence behaviour. Overall, the work highlights how institutional power, surveillance, and care are intertwined through material, chemical, and psychological infrastructures shaping everyday life.

Until 14th June.

You can read more about the exhibition in The Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2026/apr/17/racheal-crowther-installation-review-chisenhale-gallery-london

Also in the new issue of frieze (April 2026 - Issue 258)