Working predominantly with video and photography, Crosse explores ageing and questions assumptions about inevitable decline. Through observing gestures, routines, and social interactions, his work traces how connection, vulnerability, and tenderness shape the spaces people inhabit and the bonds they form.

Biography

Recent exhibitions include Growing Wild, Auto Italia (2025); Nurture Gaia, Bangkok Biennale (2024); Love is Louder, Bozar, Brussels (2024); Orangerie of Care, nGbk, Berlin (2024) and Chaleur Humaine, LAAC (Musées Dunkirk) (2023). His work has been screened at the Berlinische Gallery, Berlin; ICA, London Film Festival; Neue Nationalgalerie, Berlin and Staatliche Kunstsammlung, Dresden, among others. He has completed residencies at Fogo Island Arts (Newfoundland, Canada); Videotage/Videoclub (Hong Kong); Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts (Nebraska, U.S.A) and Katara Art Center (Doha, Qatar). Crosse participated in the Berlin Programme for Artists during 2019-2020 and received the Ars Viva Prize in 2020.