The Back of the Day, singular audio and diptych video installation
CCA Glasgow as part of
Sound Thought 2017
In collaboration with
Murray Collier
CCA Glasgow as part of
Sound Thought 2017
In collaboration with
Murray Collier
The Back of the Day is a diptych video and sound installation, a new work by multidisciplinary artist Hannan Jones (AU/UK) and sound based pracitioner Murray Collier (UK).
Blending themes of communication, distance and collaboration through sound, video and space. Formed simultaneously between two locations; Western Australia and Scotland, the films produced represent two sides of a conversation.
These visual elements are tied together by one common soundtrack, which acts as a communication tool between two visual elements.
Translating current reflections on experiences of place, transit and time, while seeking to aesthetically challenge and experiment with sonic and visual structures; each film explores the artists maintaining common points of reference in different environments and across times zones.
Blending themes of communication, distance and collaboration through sound, video and space. Formed simultaneously between two locations; Western Australia and Scotland, the films produced represent two sides of a conversation.
These visual elements are tied together by one common soundtrack, which acts as a communication tool between two visual elements.
Translating current reflections on experiences of place, transit and time, while seeking to aesthetically challenge and experiment with sonic and visual structures; each film explores the artists maintaining common points of reference in different environments and across times zones.