Just a bit of fun. Why not!
Film still from three Video pieces to form part of my Final Major Project for my Photography BA - This is an interactive installation looking at the mouth and reaction to the detials of everyday activity associated with it.
” Elizabeth Chandler, a fine art photographer who’s work deals with human behaviour, reaction and observation. Interested in exploring the ability of technology to encourage further reading of expression and reaction, whilst engaging a wider audience in fine art photography. Much of her work reflects an intense curiosity about human beings, with an interest in the ways in which culturally nurtured values and beliefs can implicate and sculpt reaction and opinion.
‘The Working Orifice’ is a series of work, compromising three video instalments and sensor operated video capture technology offering the audience a unique opportunity to scrutinise, noting elements often missed, thus questioning themselves and their behavior in relation to such activity. The project focuses on notions of forced voyeurism with an emphasis on everyday activity involving the mouth. The pieces aim to present elements of the grotesque associated with activity often viewed as pleasurable. “
‘The Working Orifice’ is a series of work, compromising three video instalments and sensor operated video capture technology offering the audience a unique opportunity to scrutinise, noting elements often missed, thus questioning themselves and their behavior in relation to such activity. The project focuses on notions of forced voyeurism with an emphasis on everyday activity involving the mouth. The pieces aim to present elements of the grotesque associated with activity often viewed as pleasurable. “
