Delirium 2006
10 mins DVD video colour £15
Voices by Matt Warren
Delirium was made during an artist's residency, hosted by Raw Space Galleries, Brisbane. Long, hazy exposures in infrared evoke a claustrophobic, heat crazed vision of a city outside of time.
First exhibited at Raw Space Galleries, Brisbane and Hobart, Tazmania, February 2006.
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Walking, Breathing 2004
13 mins 45 secs DVD video colour £15
Sound by Sianed Jones
A meditation on the elements, solitary journeying and the spirit of wilderness, recorded during a three day hike across the Hardangervidda mountain plateau in Central Norway.
First exhibited at the Norwich Fringe Festival October 2004.
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Burano 2003
10 mins DVD video colour £15
An intimate observation of domestic space on a small Venetian island. With music by Jonathan Lambert.
First exhibited at the Norwich Fringe Festival October 2003
Medina 2002
8 mins video colour £15A journey through the medieval quarter of Tunis. The electroacoustic soundtrack was inspired by the Muslim call to prayer.
First exhibited
at the Norwich Fringe Festival October 2002
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The Listening Place 2001
6 mins DVD video widescreen colour £15
A painterly vision of a working day in the life of Cambridge Market.
First exhibited on Anglia Television, UK Sept 2001
Commissioned and distributed by First Take Films
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La Leccion Inglesa 2000
24 mins DVD video colour £15
A portrait of a desolate village in the foothills of the Spanish Pyrenees, with the collaboration of its children.
First exhibited at the World Wide Video Festival, Amsterdam, Nov 2001, also Norwich Art Centre and Berdun, Northern Spain.
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Maud 2000
18 mins 40 secs DVD video colour £15
Maud translates the Alfred Tennyson poem about unrequited love into a visual and gestural evocation of despair.
The deconstruction of the words creates a layered and echoing landscape of sound that makes the poem's intense emotions palpable..Maud appears on stage..behind her the sun can still be glimpsed. Like the tortured heart of the crazed man, the band of light twists before it turns into an empty shell and dies. Lies Holtrop WWVF 2000
Exhibited at Garden of Light Cabaret in Bergh Apton, Norfolk August 2000, the World Wide Video Festival, Amsterdam, Nov 2000, and Videotage, Hong Kong 2001.
Millenium Awards For All funded
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Tongues Undone 1998
(With Cris Cheek and Sianed Jones) £15
18 mins 45 secs video colour, DVD
A cross media work, seeking out a hybrid language at the intersections between gestural sound, music, projected image, text and improvised live performance.
First screened at the World Wide Video Festival in Amsterdam Sept 1998.
Arts Council England Funded
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Singing The Horizon 1997
(with Sianed Jones)
10 mins 35 secs DVD video colour £15
A visionary landscape work set on Halvergate Marshes in the Norfolk Broads.
First screened at the World Wide Video Festival in Amsterdam Sept 1997. Also at A British Spring, Fylkingen, and Reel Love Festival, Norwich.
East England Arts Funded
Out of Noah's Ark 1997
(with Andrea Dates and Sebastian Castagna)
A performance art piece based around the writings of Darwin, cast in digitally manipulated landscapes, with electro-acoustic music by Sebastian Castagna.
First screened at Norwich Art School, July 1997.
Production supported by East England Arts, Pépeniéres Artists in Europe and The Arts Council of England
Thera 1984
16 mins 16mm B and W
Ritualised observations in a Greek village at Easter.
First screened Cinema City, Norwich 1984.
Supported by the Arts Council of England.
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In Motion 1982
13 mins 16mm colour
A visionary film exploring gestural relationships between kinetic text and motion through landscapes.
First Screened at Hyeres Festival, France August 1982. Supported by the Arts Council of England.
Distributed by Lux Distribution and via Media Projects East Ltd.
East Coast 1981
11 mins 16mm
Seascapes, groynes, wave motions and light phenomena transformed via pixillation and multiple superimpositions in camera.
First screened on BBC 2 July 1981. Supported by the Arts Council of England.
Distributed by Lux Distribution and via Media Projects East Ltd.
Track 1980
7 mins 16mm widescreen
A train journey along a branch line through Kent, choreographed via cyclic, systemised camera movements.
First screened
at Berlin Film Festival, August 1980. Distributed by Lux Distribution
and via Media Projects East Ltd.