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This short digital video is one of eight, made in response to LOCAL SENSES’ participation in Liberty Festival 2022, Deptford, London.

For Liberty Festival, LOCAL SENSES shared their poems, music and meditations with both attendees of the festival and local residents.

The video focuses on the words deployed by the group as they respond to the environment beyond the visual. This focus does not seek to make a narrative of this process but rather to hold open the moment of encounter between the group and the environment. As a result, many subtitles appear on screen at once making a conventional reading difficult to achieve. This encourages instead a type of reading that is more like listening, and a type of listening more attuned to the plurality of voices at play. The video also includes the voice of the speech-to-text translation service employed to generate the subtitles (rendered in green), complicating the embodied environment with the environment of translation and reproduction.

More information about the work of LOCAL SENSES can be accessed by clicking on the tab ‘LOCAL SENSES’, below.

ANOTHER WALK IN AFTERNOON SUNSHINE, 2023

Animated re-presentation as digital video with additional environmental sound.

Delivered at EARN (European Artistic Research Network) Gathering, Academy of Fine Arts at University of the Arts Helsinki, Finland, 27-28th October 2022.

Subtitles added for application to CEPRA Journal, University of Leeds, 2023.

19 minutes and 42 seconds

A WALK IN AFTERNOON SUNSHINE, 2022

A WALK IN AFTERNOON SUNSHINE

This presentation was delivered at the conference Psychosocial Cartographies, held at the Anglo American University, Prague, Czech Republic, 17th & 18th June 2022. The presentation has been adapted in order to be housed in this space.

Animated digital re-presentation

Duration: 20 minutes and 33 seconds.

DROP ON BUCKEYE TREE, 2022

Animated re-presentation as digital video.

Delivered at CPRA (Centre for Practice Research in the Arts), UCLAN (The University of Central Lancashire), 29th April 2022.

15 minutes and 05 secs.

RETAINING THE OBJECT IN THE ABSENCE OF VISION: RE-PRESENTATION 2, 2020

GENERATIVE CONSTRAINT AND THE SITE OF LANGUAGE: RETAINING THE OBJECT IN THE ABSENCE OF VISION: AN EXPLORATION OF ROBERT SMITHSON’S ‘INCIDENTS OF MIRROR-TRAVEL IN THE YUCATAN’, THROUGH TWO BLINDFOLDED EXPLORATIONS OF THE SAME PART OF THE SAME FOREST, POSSIBLY.  

A PRESENTATION CONSISTING OF DIGITAL SLIDES, TEXT, AND FILM AND PHOTOGRAPHIC FRAGMENTS

DURATION: 16 MINUTES AND FOUR SECONDS