Dawn Chorus
Dawn Chorus: Outdoor Pico Projections / Online distribution
What does nature mean to people during these unparalleled times?
Dawn Chorus looks at how we might seek comfort in the most basic of interactions with nature: a glimpse of a blue sky, or the fleeting song of a passing blackbird. At a time when our native birds face a very real threat from climate change, intensive farming and pollution, Dawn Chorus celebrates our connection to them, their song, and what it represents to us as humans.
Dawn Chorus uses a variety of digital creation techniques. It was created deep in the heart of Sherwood Forest during Covid-19 isolation, and brought the collaborating artists together in a remote digital exchange, in a process of play and experimentation. All characters were projected live in their environments, no post production, with accompanying audio soundscapes captured in the woodland.
Dawn Chorus 1
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Woodland Spirit
Dawn Chorus 3
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Elf with bugle
Dawn Chorus 2
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Bee and honey pipe
Commissioned by:
First Art
In Association with:
Arts Council England
It inhabited:
Online Digital Presentation
Photo documentation by:
The Colour Foundry