Emily created one of the video installations in The Moving Body in the City
Having studied Fine Art at Middlesex University and Film-making at San Francisco Art Institute, Emily Richardson has gone on to make several films that have been widely exhibited both in the UK and internationally. Working with 16mm film and multiple screen video installations, her focus is landscape, spaces, environments and our relationship to them. She uses the photographic nature and temporal qualities of film to create impossible experiences of architectural spaces and natural environments. Her films create an alternative perspective from which to view the world that perhaps momentarily changes the way we look at it. Emily’s films are distributed by LUX and have been shown in galleries and at festivals internationally including Tate Britain, Artist’s Space, New York and Edinburgh, London, Rotterdam, Venice and New York film festivals.
The Moving Body in the City
If you were in Leeds, Wakefield or Scarborough last winter, your feet might be famous! As part of The Moving Body in the City, artists Matt and Rob Vale were out and about looking at the way people move through urban landscapes. The resulting images were projected through their gigantic kaleidoscope to create stunning patterns...
