Director
Director
Ensnared in quarreling modes of appearing, and disappearing – between biography, philosophy, and death – Landscape Hovel Picture Fun is dedicated to the story of the day that never comes – which of course, is a day that comes, but never in time. The angel of animation is governed by the lives that enter its domain, and the mysteries that populate its perimeter: Art is a continuation of life by other means.
Assistant Editor
Where is Eva Hipsey? is an experimental animated film that blends documentary, fiction and poetry. It is based on a short story written by Justin Spooner. The film seeks to convey the power of sound to store and evoke memory. It both recounts and reimagines aspects of his grandmother’s life. The film is told from the vantage point of her granddaughter, voiced by Olwen Fouéré. Where is Eva Hipsey? mixes fact and fiction to search for a truth or representation of Eva’s reality, past and present. It combines experimental animation techniques with archival material taken from both Spooner and Mc Hardy’s grandmothers’ collections; family photographs, vérité camerawork, sketchbooks and field recordings, to suggest a journey. Driven by curiosity and a desire to listen deeply, Eva explores and attempts to capture the world around her, stepping further and further from the familiar.
Director
An artist reflects upon their studio practice, personal narrative, and Rashomon. A rush of stories / Nothing really happens.
Director
This project began out of a desire to express the grief experienced from the loss of a parent. While attempting to describe this grief through language — visual or otherwise — it became evident that some events are indescribable without losing the very agency one has in having experienced the loss in the first place.
Director
Image: one following the next.
Sound: surface, attention, time.
