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Sitting on a Man

Traditionally, women in Igbo speaking parts of Nigeria, came together to protest the behaviour of men by sitting on or making war on them by

The Cure of Folly

English; speech from memory; figures of ‘osmotic’ learning and ‘learning by wrote’ are placed in relation to one another, in a response to Hieronymous Bosch’s painting

Poemfield No. 1

The series is called POEMFIELD. All of these films explore variations of poems, computer graphics, and in some cases combine live action images and animation

Mic Drop

When Obama dropped the microphone, he knew what he was doing: this gesture remains a powerful way of underlining some final words. Derived from the

Just Me And You

In Just Me And You, the audience are the silent partner in a love affair which is funny and painful, and invariably too close for

I Wish This Video Was Deeper

Dialogue #5 (It’s Not Your Problem)

Dialogue #5 (Its not your problem) is about a man undergoing a personal crisis in response to the financial, climatic, and economic crises that he

Play

“In Play, Potter filmed six children – actually, three pairs of twins – as they play on a sidewalk, using two cameras mounted so that

Small Talk

This two screen work which builds on a fascination with a petrol station on the A167 which the artist filmed in 2001 whilst completing an

Light Support Systems

All the images which were shot with super 8, are derived from lighting equipment designed for discotheques, and form a constantly shifting array of colours

Time to Readjust

For many years Helliwell has been making electronic audio collages, and experimenting with sound visualisation . Bringing these 2 ongoing interests together, he has revisited

Monolog

Laure Prouvost parodies her own role as a director, and our role as an audience, as she directs attention to the screening space itself. Winner

Double Screen Portrait (Left Screen)

A loop and a film are run offset onto screen. A circular mirror deflects part of the image.

Gas Station

A Southern Californian gas station is observed over time from fixed and moving perspectives, exploring the distinction between the human experience of space and the

Diagonal

“Diagonal is a film for three projectors, though the diagonally arranged projector beams need not be contained within a single flat screen area. This film

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