Susan Hiller's artistic practice explores the representation of collective experiences through a diverse range of media. The artist, born in 1940, has utilized film, photography, print, found objects, and audio-visual installations to investigate themes such as trauma, memory, UFO encounters, and near-death experiences. This volume specifically surveys works created between 1987 and 2011, offering a comprehensive look at her influential contributions to the U.K. art scene. Hiller's work consistently engages with the intangible aspects of human consciousness and shared cultural phenomena.

This volume showcases the work of Susan Hiller, recognized as one of the U.K.'s most influential artists. The collection spans a significant period of her career, from 1987 to 2011, demonstrating her consistent engagement with profound human experiences. Hiller's use of varied media allows for a multifaceted exploration of themes that resonate collectively. The book serves as a comprehensive overview of her artistic output and its thematic concerns.