TEN:TWO delves into the interconnectedness of two cities, specifically Liverpool and Preston, through a short film that combines sound and still images. The film serves as a documentation and exploration of these places, capturing the essence of time and conveying the ever-changing nature of the urban environment.
The work unfolds by building a visual representation of space and place, constructing a narrative that aligns with the emergence of sonic space. The sound component is derived from site-specific field recordings, carefully composed and structured to form a cohesive soundscape. The juxtaposition of still images with subtle movements creates a unique atmosphere, offering a sense of time standing still while simultaneously evolving.
The work unfolds by building a visual representation of space and place, constructing a narrative that aligns with the emergence of sonic space. The sound component is derived from site-specific field recordings, carefully composed and structured to form a cohesive soundscape. The juxtaposition of still images with subtle movements creates a unique atmosphere, offering a sense of time standing still while simultaneously evolving.
Installation
