ElizabethFearon
About this original series
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# Episodes
10 episodes -
Rating
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Episodes of ElizabethFearon
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Seance
Seance explores the relationship between the physical mortal body/work of an artist, the art that transcends that body/mortality, and the many intimate relationships that work may have with viewers and spaces as it continues to live beyond the body/mortal life of its maker. As I am working in video the flying birds in the video are intentionally very much referencing the image making process(electronic interlacing) of video. This is important to me because I am exploring these ideas as both a ...
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Release date
Dec 2, 2006
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Runtime
01:59
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You let me use your body for 23 years
This work is a personal verbalized mourning reflection of a long-term interspecies relationship.
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Release date
Aug 25, 2006
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Runtime
09:45
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C
"C" equals "satisfactory" as a grade in school. "C" is the middle of the piano keyboard. "C" is average. The norm. Nothing exceptional and nothing horrible can be represented with "C". The first part of my video is a time lapse exploration of the unbelievable, almost magical possibilities inherent to early life. The second part of the video is a real time, systematic cut down of those possibilities and that life. When we are young we are told we can become anything we want. As adults our dream...
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Release date
Jun 18, 2006
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Runtime
03:01
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Turn The Light Out
turn the light out is an exploration of reaction. How do we respond to eachother? Are our understandings of presence and absence definable and separate? Can we find calm? Seven manipulations of the same action (shot) reference the days of the week creating a minimal/narrative which ends with a feeling of release and balance. Maybe even rest.
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Release date
Jun 18, 2006
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Runtime
01:52
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Snow Angels
Snow Angels is a visual poem about hope and connecting to things beyond one self. In this place the reality of one's actions may seem ridiculous to others.
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Release date
Jun 18, 2006
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Runtime
01:27
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Sparkler
Sparkler is a quiet visual poem. Cigarettes are adult sparklers. I think this work plays with what we thought we would be. Our joyous hopes as children when we claimed our names in fire and air and the adult identity tries to name what those hopes are now cloaked in. The burning cigarette becomes a metaphor for that passage from child to adult.
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Release date
Jun 18, 2006
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Runtime
04:30
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