Clare Langan’s three-screen film installation is a visually sumptuous meditation on the human place in the world. It centres on stunning footage of Skellig Michael soaring starkly from the sea, juxtaposed with views of Dubai, a city of skyscrapers that seems to float on a sea of clouds. And, finally, Montserrat offers views of a world engulfed by sand. A sense of precarious fragility comes through.
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The Floating World (2013)
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The Floating World Introduction
In the first of three discussion videos THE FLOATING WORLD director Sam Strong is joined by chair of Currency House Katharine Brisbane and Theatre ...
The Floating World
2009 | 4 min. 41 sec. | Color | 4:3 | Stereo | NTSC Music by Michel Henritzi Cinematography by Vincent Guilbert.
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