Into The Deep (2024)
Multi-channel video installation, colour, sound, 20m.
A multi-channel video installation merges visual and auditory elements with water and mirrors, waving the sensory experience that taps into the subconscious. The water serves as a metaphor for the depths of the mind, mirroring emotions, tenses, and fears. In this context, the theme of war is tied to water, creating a relationship between conflict and fluid. The immersive experience is heightened by the resonant sounds of both warfare and water, engaging viewers in a thought-provoking exploration of the profound connections between human strife and the ever-shifting, relentless nature of water.
Tabor Collective is a Ukrainian-based team of artists, founded in 2012, just before the Revolution of Dignity started. Their main focuses are filmmaking, contemporary art, and social issues. Alina Gorlova is one of them. She is a documentary filmmaker who explores the impact of war on people, on their psyches, and on the collective subconscious of humanity, studying the place of war in our society and its ritualization. The last titles of feature documentaries are NO OBVIOUS SIGNS (2018) and THIS RAIN WILL NEVER STOP (2020). Right now, she works on the collective film “THE DAYS I WOULD LIKE TO FORGET”.
@alina.gorlova
taborproduction.com
Multi-channel video installation, colour, sound, 20m.
A multi-channel video installation merges visual and auditory elements with water and mirrors, waving the sensory experience that taps into the subconscious. The water serves as a metaphor for the depths of the mind, mirroring emotions, tenses, and fears. In this context, the theme of war is tied to water, creating a relationship between conflict and fluid. The immersive experience is heightened by the resonant sounds of both warfare and water, engaging viewers in a thought-provoking exploration of the profound connections between human strife and the ever-shifting, relentless nature of water.
Tabor Collective is a Ukrainian-based team of artists, founded in 2012, just before the Revolution of Dignity started. Their main focuses are filmmaking, contemporary art, and social issues. Alina Gorlova is one of them. She is a documentary filmmaker who explores the impact of war on people, on their psyches, and on the collective subconscious of humanity, studying the place of war in our society and its ritualization. The last titles of feature documentaries are NO OBVIOUS SIGNS (2018) and THIS RAIN WILL NEVER STOP (2020). Right now, she works on the collective film “THE DAYS I WOULD LIKE TO FORGET”.
@alina.gorlova
taborproduction.com
Related exhibitions & events:
Group Exhibition: wolf MAD MAD, A.P.T Gallery 21-24 March 2024
Exhibition Talk, Sun 24-March at 2pm with the artists: Alina Gorlova, Sarah ElMasry and Joshua Roberts.
Postgraduate Degree Shows: Goldsmiths, University of London, 11-16 July 2024
Group Exhibition: wolf MAD MAD, A.P.T Gallery 21-24 March 2024
Exhibition Talk, Sun 24-March at 2pm with the artists: Alina Gorlova, Sarah ElMasry and Joshua Roberts.
Postgraduate Degree Shows: Goldsmiths, University of London, 11-16 July 2024