How We Fall
‘How We Fall’ uses technology most commonly seen in cinema or high-end productions, against it’s usual purpose – to observe a cloud of cement dust – a messy, ephemeral material. This continues an interest in the observation of moments of dramatic transformation. Using complex filming systems to capture elemental materials undergoing a moment or process of change, ‘temporal sculptures’ are created, exploring our relationship with change and disintegration, the passing of time, and in this case perhaps moments of personal or collective trauma.
How We Fall
‘How We Fall’ uses technology most commonly seen in cinema or high-end productions, against it’s usual purpose – to observe a cloud of cement dust – a messy, ephemeral material. This continues an interest in the observation of moments of dramatic transformation. Using complex filming systems to capture elemental materials undergoing a moment or process of change, ‘temporal sculptures’ are created, exploring our relationship with change and disintegration, the passing of time, and in this case perhaps moments of personal or collective trauma.
Creators and cast
- Directors
- Sophie Clements
- Studio
- the Barbican, The Arts Council England
Maturity rating
Not yet rated.
Audio languages
No Language
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