Lawrence Abu Hamdan looks at the political impact of listening and the effect sounds can have on human rights and other rights in general. His work has previously been shown in Tate Modern (London), Kunstinstituut Mellly (Rotterdam), The Showroom (London) and is included in many international collections. Together with Tai Shani, Oscar Murillo, and Helen Cammock he won the Turner Prize, a British award for visual artists in 2019.