My overall practice is driven by my fascination with the illusory qualities inherent in cinema and early animation. Imagining myself as a cinema pioneer I explore the interplay between the moving and the still, creating works that sit between the pre-cinematic and the digital.
By discovering low-fi ways to add movement to single images and commonplace objects/materials, my intent is to ignite an element of wonder at the illusion of cinema, giving the everyday enough of a twist to allow the imagination to run free.
We live in a society where the material is being replaced by the immaterial. This has drawn me to use tangible everyday materials in my work that I juxtapose with the relative immateriality of video. Behind the scenes of my videos there are various hand-crafted mechanisms that drive them that are hand-operated/cranked.
In recent years I have made kinetic works for audience interaction that have been shown internationally including Turner Contemporary, Margate, U.K, 1shanthiroad, Bangalore, India and Basement 6, Shanghai, China.
The Sonic Imagery of Savinder Bual, by Veeranganakumari Solanki, Pix, India
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Correspondence-01, Broadway Gallery, Group exhibition, Letchworth & Exeter Phoenix gallery,
August/September, 2021
Collaboration with Gabrielle Hoad
Commission for Cementfields/Whitstable Biennale 2022, responding to the Isle of Sheppey