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 Single channel film, 30 min 45 sec, 16mm transferred to digital, colour, stereo; single channel film [trailer], 4 min 37 sec, 16mm transferred to digital, colour stereo; fly-posters, acoustic hessian panels, coloured fluorescent light bulbs; and installation construction including sound-proofed booth, projection space with chairs and hessian panels, and Derek Jarman drawing ‘Plague Street’ [1970/71]
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 __CANWEYE { }__ is a single channel 16mm film and installation, commissioned as part of a solo exhibition at Focal Point Gallery, Southend alongside a fly-poster series __TELEPATH__ and film trailer __INCIPIT__.
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 __A blizzard of ashes__, commissioned text by Ellen Greig, can be read {{:chapters:ablizzardofashes_ellengreig2016_final.pdf|here >}}
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-Images 1-5, __CANWEYE { }__ film stills; images 6 - 12, installation views, Focal Point Gallery and in Southend, July - October 2016. Commissioned by Focal Point Gallery, funded by Arts Council England, and supported by Southend-on-Sea Borough Council and Southend Museums.
+Images 1-5, __CANWEYE { }__ film stills; images 6 - 12, installation views, Focal Point Gallery and in Southend, July - October 2016. Commissioned by Focal Point Gallery, funded by Arts Council England, and supported by Southend-on-Sea Borough Council and Southend Museums. The film was first shown as part of the solo exhibition at Focal Point Gallery [2016], and subsequently at Whitechapel Gallery as part of 'Prairie Lands of the Sea' with Phil Coy [2017] and in 'Islands' at Annely Juda Fine Art with The Russian Club [2018].
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