An invitation for viewing 'a forecast, a haunting, a crossing, a visitation' | To Pick a Flower (2021, Shireen Seno) & a forecast, a haunting, a crossing, a visitation (2019, Emilia Beatriz)

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A sensory invitation for viewing 'a forecast, a haunting, a crossing, a visitation' from Emilia Beatriz

5 films + livestream in package

Tina Fiske introduces films by Shireen Seno & Emilia Beatriz

CAMPLE LINE Director, Tina Fiske, introduces to 'To Pick A Flower' by Shireen Seno and 'a forecast, a haunting, a crossing, a visitation' by Emilia Beatriz

To Pick a Flower by Shireen Seno

Seno’s video essay incorporates archival photographs from the American Colonial Era in the Philippines (1898–1946), and explores what she has referred to as ‘the sticky relationship between humans and nature and their entanglements with empire’.

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An invitation for viewing 'a forecast, a haunting, a crossing, a visitation'

A sensory invitation from Emilia Beatriz

a forecast, a haunting, a crossing, a visitation by Emilia Beatriz / Kiera Coward-Deyell

A series of characters Uranio (Uranium), Agüita (an affectionate name for water) and Vientazo (a gust of wind), write letters to one another. The letters appeal to the water, the wind and the toxic land, speculating upon the navigation of bodily crisis, health and grief, speaking of the feeling of mourning environmental loss.

Recording: Emilia Beatriz & Shireen Seno in conversation, Sat 19 Feb 2022 (English subtitles available)

Watch the recording of Emilia Beatriz & Shireen Seno's live online conversation

Shireen Seno & Emilia Beatriz in conversation