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And still, it remains

‘And still, it remains’ tells the story of Mertoutek, a village nestled in the Hoggar Mountains of Algeria’s Southern Sahara and home to the Escamaran

Whale Fall

In the middle of an Irish peat bog, the inexplicable remains of a humpback whale are discovered by two rural women. Drawn into the mystery

Syncopated Green

Syncopated Green calls on the history of outdoor free parties to re-describe the English Countryside. The film listens to rave music, past and present, to

Pure Means

Pure Means is two screen video work by P. Staff, shot in a California desert wilderness during the summer of 2021. Through scenes of volatility,

Limbo

The journal and readings come together in ‘Limbo’ between a film and a journal. The film shows the outward journey as a positive image, with

Grace

This project emerged through Naeem Mohaiemen’s collaboration with Maine resident Karen Wentworth (1956-2023). Four years ago, Karen received a terminal cancer diagnosis, which she approached with a

Side-Splitting

All the sections of the film originated as three minute films intended to be screened separately. Dam, and Untitled 1988 Broadgate were both screened in

Asbestos

Mined, extracted, and woven, asbestos was the magic mineral. Towns became cities under its patronage, Persian kings entertained guests with its fireproof nature, and centuries of industry

Little Flowers

Filming a simple display of spring wild flowers in a glass vase placed in a church window and patiently hoping that a ray of light,

Ain’t Got No Fear

‘Ain’t Got No Fear’ is a film which Mikhail Karikis created with a group of 11 to 13-year-old boys who are growing up in the

In a Nearby Field

A man, a woman and their young daughter live together in an apartment in the Basque Country. Domestic chores and everyday gestures are superimposed onto

Dedication

Dedication is a five-channel video installation. Dedication is a paean to ancient cross-species collaborative association between plants and fungi at the roots of most plants.

Rhizome

‘rhizome’ has no beginning or end; it is always in the middle, between things, interbeing. ‘rhizome’, a horizontal underground plant stem capable of producing root

Resonance

For the video work Resonance, the artist was inspired by the following lines of poetry by T.S. Eliot: We shall not cease from exploring And

Sounds from Beneath

Sounds from Beneath began with the artist Mikhail Karikis inviting a coal miners’ choir to recall and sing the sounds they used to hear when they worked

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