Left Hand Rotation is an anonymous art collective founded in 2004. Operating across formats such as video, documentary, installation, and urban intervention, Left Hand Rotation explores the intersections of art, activism, and public space. The collective resists individual authorship, functioning instead as an impersonal, decentralized entity. Each project is conceived not for an audience, but with a community — activating those affected as agents of social transformation rather than passive spectators. With a practice rooted in intervention, appropriation, and video manipulation, the group emphasizes the power of audiovisual language. The camera is both witness and collaborator, capturing local details that reflect and resist broader global dynamics.

Left Hand Rotation is an anonymous art collective founded in 2004. Operating across formats such as video, documentary, installation, and urban intervention, Left Hand Rotation explores the intersections of art, activism, and public space. The collective resists individual authorship, functioning instead as an impersonal, decentralized entity. Each project is conceived not for an audience, but with a community — activating those affected as agents of social transformation rather than passive spectators. With a practice rooted in intervention, appropriation, and video manipulation, the group emphasizes the power of audiovisual language. The camera is both witness and collaborator, capturing local details that reflect and resist broader global dynamics.