Wild Thing

Jenny Hogarth; Alex Hetherington

Wild Thing

Jenny Hogarth, Alex Hetherington (Photographer)

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Abstract

‘Wild Thing’ fuses the structures of evening classes and somatic practices, focusing on the meditative flow-zone induced through practice. Filmed on five ‘point of view’ body-mounted cameras and set in one room, the structure of the video is fixed on a life-drawing yoga class. The cameras reveal ‘plants’ - people, drugs, dogs, alcohol, children, mobile phones… - designed to thwart habitual flow. Interruptions facilitate unpredictable outcomes and provoke uncertainty regarding what is, and is not, ‘scripted’.

Filmed at Basic Mountain with the generous support and assistance of Naomi Garriock and Alex Hetherington.

Original language	English
Publisher	Horsecross Arts Ltd
Media of output	Film
Size	22 minutes 35 seconds
Publication status	Published - 1 Mar 2020
Event	Wild Thing by Jenny Hogarth - A Screening - Perth Concert Hall and Theatre, Perth, United Kingdom Duration: 1 Mar 2020 → …

Keywords / Materials (for Non-textual outputs)

Artist moving image
Auto Theory
Auto Fiction
Domestic Ambivalence
Feminism

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Art
Film
Video art

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