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Devices that produce images, such as cameras and microphones, invite their users to engage with the world by enabling a network of relationships. By appropriating the concept of field from certain discourses of sound art and applying it to the moving image, visual artist Ellen Røed explores, in a series of collaborations, how camera based field recordings might operate across experience, mediation and representation. By considering the moving image as a form of site in itself, the activities of the project consider how moving images can manifest as a form of place on its own terms rather than as a mode of representing reality. The project builds on the capacity of video based art for enabling movement, transience, and body, in other words elements of performance characteristic to site. Image as Site is an artistic research project at Stockholm University of the Arts (SKH), funded by The Swedish Research Council and SKH.
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Alby, Botkyrka
23rd of May, 2018.
Ashley Briggs, Ellen Røed, Rebecca Hilton, Tinna Joné, Ewa Cederstam, Katharina Eisman.
Exploration of dual camera field work in Botkyrka in collaboration with research by Tinna Joné that aims to explore documentary storytelling in relation to the inherent dualities of Southern and Northern Botkyrka.
