Category: Video Works
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To live by a body of water is to forget it exists
Exhibited at the Grigor Prlichev Cultural Center – Ohrid, Macedonia. Projection onto textiles, field recordings, music.
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Mr. Samuel’s Teatime Stories for Good Kids & Confused Adults
In a wonky universe set within the fake walls of an old abandoned children’s TV show, Mr Samuel and his friends -peculiar, ugly puppets navigating the strange thing that is time- attempt to make sense of it all through stories, songs and arduous loops of nonsensical chores. A film in four parts. Zizek’s book ‘The…
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Synth Waltzes and Accordion Laments
Featured in Pitchfork’s 30 Best Jazz and Experimental Albums of 2023, Yara Asmar’s second album Synth Waltzes and Accordion Laments has been described as “a cushion against reality” by The Quietus magazine, in which Daryl Worthington also wrote “Asmar creates music that unfurls in evanescent bliss, an invitation to a safe space both isolated and…
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I Liked it Better When We Lived on See-Saw Hill
Conversations between a discarded clock and an old crow who, despite not being the best of friends, only have each other in what’s left of their deserted town. These videos recount conversations on shared loss between those who “persist” – people who stay, people who remain after death and loss. Conversations on what it means…
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Clocks for Dinner
A study of derealization and the distortion of time that accompanies isolation, through data corruption, puppets and music.