Showing posts with label experimental. Show all posts
Showing posts with label experimental. Show all posts
Drifting (featuring Keri Highland)
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The sea always returns to shore - it is the beginning and the end.
The sea always returns to shore - it is the beginning and the end. Gothic caves, shoreline, fragmentary views, solitude, immersion, light, lurking phantasms, ocean surge, Naiades and Driads.
Music “drifting on the wind”
Stills from "Duality"
Duality
Two sides made one - an intimate portrait of symmetry and balance.
Film and music “Duode”
Featuring Keri Highland
With help from Julian Winslow
Stills from "The Promised Land"
Stills from a new film shot at Freshwater Bay Isle of Wight and Eagle Bay Western Australia - not yet released. Music "ringing in the rain"
Time Slip
What is time?
There never seems to be enough of it, yet there is an infinitesimal amount. It's been and gone, is here now, and will still be here in the future.
We're bound by it and change with it. It cannot be lost, just temporarily misplaced.
Time-slip is when another time briefly intrudes on the present or the present enters the past - like a portal to another time and place. When a moment in time is replayed for those aware enough to pick up that which lingers.
For brief moments different situations collide - time gets confused allowing us to step out of the present and into the past.
memories of the sea
memories of the sea - short film by Paul Windridge also premiered at Visioneca - soundtrack "seaquencher" by 00 Newchair
The first few years of my life were spent in a place that seemed to be almost a million miles from the sea.
But once my grandparents moved to a small southern coastal town, my summer holidays became very different as they were spent almost exclusively with them.
This short film includes some fleeting visions from my childhood recollections.
Memories of the mesmerising, playful, calm, but sometimes turbulent, terrifying and all powerful sea.
Watch the film
The first few years of my life were spent in a place that seemed to be almost a million miles from the sea.
But once my grandparents moved to a small southern coastal town, my summer holidays became very different as they were spent almost exclusively with them.
This short film includes some fleeting visions from my childhood recollections.
Memories of the mesmerising, playful, calm, but sometimes turbulent, terrifying and all powerful sea.
Watch the film
The Sirens Dance
The Sirens Dance - short film by Paul Windridge premiered at Visioneca - soundtrack "we are running" by 00 Newchair
Visions of a drowning woman
In mythology creatures from the deep were often the most powerful, and the sirens especially symbolic of the sea's dichotomy.
Water is both the giver of life and the destroyer, and as companions to Persephone, the sirens were the epitome of this strength with their mesmeric, enchanting and bewitching ways in luring seafarers to the depths.
The siren dances for the drowning woman, but the woman survived.
"I Turned and Walked Away" shown at MOMA
Following on from a screening of "dreaming" (a short film collaboration with Koo Bhangra) in Tate Britain a few years ago, "I Turned Around and Walked Away" was shown at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York in September as part of the exhibition "Facets of Figuration".
The film has also been shown as part of the Big Screen Project in Manhattan and at the "Untitled" Magazine's "Voyeur" exhibitions in Miami, New York and Paris.
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