Sync/Unsync (2022)
Single-channel video installation, colour, sound, duration: 9 mins 22 secs.
Philipp Ebeling is a photographer and filmmaker. In his latest work sync/unsyn he explores the interplay of tension and release via a performance by Jazz vocalist Maggie Nichols in an attempt to understand the consequences of traumatic memory on our bodies. ‘ I want to understand how Traumas are stored in our bodies and how they shape us and become part of the fabric of ourselves. I want to explore the different ways we attempt to overcome Trauma and realign our minds with our bodies, to get in sync with ourselves.’ The video and sound installation is a collaboration with sound artists Nimzo Studio.
@philippebelingphoto
Single-channel video installation, colour, sound, duration: 9 mins 22 secs.
Philipp Ebeling is a photographer and filmmaker. In his latest work sync/unsyn he explores the interplay of tension and release via a performance by Jazz vocalist Maggie Nichols in an attempt to understand the consequences of traumatic memory on our bodies. ‘ I want to understand how Traumas are stored in our bodies and how they shape us and become part of the fabric of ourselves. I want to explore the different ways we attempt to overcome Trauma and realign our minds with our bodies, to get in sync with ourselves.’ The video and sound installation is a collaboration with sound artists Nimzo Studio.
@philippebelingphoto
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Panel Discussion: 24-March 2022, 5pm
Postgraduate Degree Shows: Goldsmiths, University of London New Cross SE14, 21-26 July 2022
Panel Discussion: 24-March 2022, 5pm
Postgraduate Degree Shows: Goldsmiths, University of London New Cross SE14, 21-26 July 2022