Landscape Archives - Page 4 of 16

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

Genevieve

A portrait of monuments and people living in Geneva, Switzerland. Through short encounters and interviews with local residents and artists they discuss the public representation

Empire of the Swamp

“Empire of the Swamp” (2023) begins with a figure wandering from the mangrove swamps surrounding the city edges of Singapore to Bukit Brown Cemetery in

Immaterial Terrain

Immaterial Terrain is a film made by Emily Richardson along a seven-mile stretch of the Suffolk coast between Sizewell nuclear power station and the mythic

Evidence of things unseen but heard

Evidence of things unseen but heard (2018) is an audiovisual collage conducted as an archaeological survey into the music scene of the city of Bristol,

Being in a Place – A Portrait of Margaret Tait

In the spirit of the late filmmaker and poet, Margaret Tait (1918-1999), Being in a Place is as much a portrait of Tait’s beloved Orkney,

Black Sea is really Black

Black Sea is really Black is a road movie of sorts, tracing Medoidze’s car journey from the Cave City of Vardzia in Eastern Georgia to

Jackals and Drones (Chronicles of A Summer)

The narrative follows a road movie schema, but only superficially: a Belgian actress arrives in Tbilisi airport to travel to the medieval cave city of

Xitana ხითანა

First film in Medoidze’s Tusheti Trilogy, Xitana is centred around a bareback horse race tradition in Tusheti mountains – a display of masculinity as much

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