6 MONTHS...

since my last video and I've finally finished filming my next video project. It would be good to know how everyone else gets out of a creative slump. ...I can't seem to get out of the fog sometimes. For the next couple of weeks I will be editing until my eyes give out and sleep takes over.

I'm one of those people who find it only possible to work towards some sort of deadline. The last was, a 3 week finish or my thumbs fall off. Thumbs intact, this time round it's 4 weeks max or bad luck for 7 years. Will I make it in time?

Stills coming soon!

VIDEO IS THE ONLY CONSTANT - WEDS 23RD JUNE @ CORSICA STUDIOS

Read all about the artists involved in this month's VOC here!

Video Is The Only Constant- Weds 23rd June 2010

She's really clever and intelligent but she kinda like failed her GCSE's

Insightful, painful and humorous.

Mum, I heart you but...'now go in and make me my dinner'.

Behold, Gillian Wearing's '2 Into 1'.

The short video projection 2 into 1 (1997) features a mother and her two sons, one generation lip-synching the dubbed words of the other.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36WUgFMDY-M

BLANK SPACE (Y)OUR SPACE @ TOGETHER OUR SPACE GALLERY, OLD ST.

Caught me completely off guard...

If you have about 5 minutes. Best thing I've found on Vimeo in ages.

http://www.vimeo.com/6671502

Video Is The Only Constant @ Corsica Studios - April 7th 2010

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Video Is The Only Constant April 7th 2010: Wiracha Daochai

'Meditation', UK/Thailand, 6:00

Meditation is mind contemplation. A holy Buddhist monk is approaching death with a contemplated mind and eventually comes to the conclusion of his spiritual journey, even when he encounters the sacred sin of commitment suicide.

Wiracha Daochai:
"I spent my childhood as a Buddhist monk for 8 years. During which time, I had to meditate for 8 hours per day. I had to imagine one circle in my body and looked fixedly at it. My master told me, Buddha said that meditation is process of mind into wisdom. In this state of my life, I seriously question this process and really want to show this piece to both Buddha and my master."

http://www.wiracha.com