Undead Sun2 -- We Put The World Before You

The Jane and Louise Wilson exhibition at mima (Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art) started at the beginning of the month. It's a fabulous exhibition including the premiere of Jane and Louise's new film which we shot at the RCA Moving Image Studio over the summer as well as the wind tunnel film we shot at Farnborough as part of the WWI centennary for the iwm, and exploring related themes. Martin Testar lit both films with many of the same key team, and commissioned through FVU. It was fascinating collaborating with Professor Caroline Wilkinson from Liverpool John Moores University, who is the amazing expert behind the 3D facial reconstruction of Richard III.

We Put The World Before You Mima

We Put The World Before You Mima2

It's well worth a visit and on until mid January 2017 before moving on to Wolverhampton art gallery.


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