A event held at The Cube on Saturday 3rd February. The event starts at 20:00.
With DJ set from Dali de Saint Paul and a live Q&A between Gaëlle and artist Louisa Fairclough.
BEEF and Sonic Cinema present a unique screening of Gaëlle Rouard’s award-winning, atmospheric film diptych Darkness, Darkness Burning Bright, projected by the artist from her personal 16mm print.
Unfolding across two acts, Prelude and Oraison, Darkness Darkness, Burning Bright is a personal and poetic work full of expressive solarised nightscapes and pastoral unreality. The film draws us into a crepuscular landscape, where animals and plants appear luminous and rendered in chiaroscuro, with the movements playing out through a series of tableau vivant composed from the combination of photochemically manipulated still and moving images. Produced using found sounds and drawing on the traditions of musique concrète and cinéma pour l’oreille (cinema for the ear), Rouard’s soundtrack oscillates between supporting ambience and pronounced narrative emphasis.
Darkness, Darkness, Burning Bright (2022) has received awards in various festivals, including the Istanbul International Film Festival Award, the Experimental Competition Award at the Curtas de Vila do Conde and Best Sound Design at the Ann Arbor Film Festival (2023).
Programmed with Oliver Dickens for Sonic Cinema, with support from Institut Français.
To accompany the screening Gaëlle will be leading a two day hand made film making workshop in the new BEEF darkroom. For more details https://hdfst.uk/e102945
Gaëlle Rouard (France) is a filmmaker and artist based in Grenoble. Since 1991 she has been making films, specialising in photochemical processing and the possibilities of live multi-projection. She ran the Atelier MTK DIY film laboratory in Grenoble from 1996 to 2006, and is a longtime member of Le 102, rue d’Alembert, a venue dedicated to experimental music and film. Gaëlle’s work has been presented internationally at festivals and art centres such as the Centre Pompidou Paris, the International Film Festival Rotterdam, Syros SIFF Film Festival and Brisbane Institute of Modern Art.
Gaëlle Rouard will also present the Darkness, Darkness, Burning Bright diptych with Sonic Cinema at Cafe Oto (London) on 31st January and at Star & Shadow (Newcastle) on 7th February.
Entry requirements: no age restrictions (under 18s to be accompanied by an adult over 21yrs, 1:1 ratio)
BEEF and Sonic Cinema present a unique screening of Gaëlle Rouard’s award-winning, atmospheric film diptych Darkness, Darkness Burning Bright, projected by the artist from her personal 16mm print.
Unfolding across two acts, Prelude and Oraison, Darkness Darkness, Burning Bright is a personal and poetic work full of expressive solarised nightscapes and pastoral unreality. The film draws us into a crepuscular landscape, where animals and plants appear luminous and rendered in chiaroscuro, with the movements playing out through a series of tableau vivant composed from the combination of photochemically manipulated still and moving images. Produced using found sounds and drawing on the traditions of musique concrète and cinéma pour l’oreille (cinema for the ear), Rouard’s soundtrack oscillates between supporting ambience and pronounced narrative emphasis.
Darkness, Darkness, Burning Bright (2022) has received awards in various festivals, including the Istanbul International Film Festival Award, the Experimental Competition Award at the Curtas de Vila do Conde and Best Sound Design at the Ann Arbor Film Festival (2023).
Programmed with Oliver Dickens for Sonic Cinema, with support from Institut Français.
To accompany the screening Gaëlle will be leading a two day hand made film making workshop in the new BEEF darkroom. For more details https://hdfst.uk/e102945
Gaëlle Rouard (France) is a filmmaker and artist based in Grenoble. Since 1991 she has been making films, specialising in photochemical processing and the possibilities of live multi-projection. She ran the Atelier MTK DIY film laboratory in Grenoble from 1996 to 2006, and is a longtime member of Le 102, rue d’Alembert, a venue dedicated to experimental music and film. Gaëlle’s work has been presented internationally at festivals and art centres such as the Centre Pompidou Paris, the International Film Festival Rotterdam, Syros SIFF Film Festival and Brisbane Institute of Modern Art.
Gaëlle Rouard will also present the Darkness, Darkness, Burning Bright diptych with Sonic Cinema at Cafe Oto (London) on 31st January and at Star & Shadow (Newcastle) on 7th February.
Entry requirements: no age restrictions (under 18s to be accompanied by an adult over 21yrs, 1:1 ratio)
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