_night-lifts-the-moon.jpg "Night lifts the moon from selkie from Video Screenshot Preview")
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✓ Published: 21-Jun-2013
✓ Published: 21-Jun-2013
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Night lifts the moonnFrom
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_elements.webp "This is a sampler of the five video art pieces that make up a conceptual spacetime sculpture (*see footnote below) called Elementals. I am working on the manifesto which will explain the derivation of the concepts that lie at the root of this idea. Keep an eye on my website. Suffice to say, I would love to discuss the manifestation of this sculpture with any interested parties.nnThe five video art pieces are represented here by excerpts, with titles to guide the viewer at the start of each secti")
_selkie39s-lament.webp "This beautiful celtic piece of music is a favourite of mine from Ireland and The Chieftains called Wind From The Southnn nnNone of the clips are video. These are all my own photographic")
_the-scottish-selkie.webp "Made with children in Anaktuvuk Pass, an isolated, predominantly Nunamiut Inupiat, community in Northern Alaska. We shared stories and music from our communities, taught each other language and made art together.nThis was made under the employ of Caged Beastie as part of the Polar Pairs programme of Living Earth Foundation.")
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