This piece was originally shot in DV format and is created photographically not virtually.
The visual element of “blind” plays on the tension of seeing and yet not seeing; teasing the eye with glimpses rather than a full informative view.
Sound Ian Willcock.
It is a layered collage offering a tantalising audio insight to the visual content.
Original 720 x 576 PAL 4:3 10 min 17 secs 2003
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is a 6′ 43″ 3D animated movie made in 2002.
The subject is my response to September 11 and is a reminder that not all tragedies have to be spectacular; often subtle happenings can and do change our lives in radical ways.
Sound Ian Willcock
Size 640 x 480PAL
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“crossfly” was my second digital animation made in 1999. It consists of three short sections with Ian Willcock composing the sonic element. The short clip is from part two of the sequence. This version is 720 x 576 pixels (converted from an original square format) and is 9 mins. 44 secs. long.
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is my first 3D animation and the first where Ian Willcock collaborated with Paul Obermayer to make the sound element.
When the ability to make 3D animations became available to me I embraced the challenge finding it an exciting and stimulating route as I was becoming increasingly frustrated with the static and gravity bound nature of my non-digital work up to this point.
It was made in 1998/9 and first shown at the South London Gallery in 2000 as part of an evening of 20th century contemporary performances of sound and visual work.
Aspect ratio 4:3 BD version 4 mins 30 secs
Blu-ray DVD player needed with either HD screen or projection facilities