practice based research into multi-sensory perception and embodiment in moving image – by Tereza Stehlikova
Twice a year four generations of women (my grandmother, my mother, myself and my daughter) gather in a family house in Southern Bohemia or in an apartment in Prague, where my family has been living in for the past 60 years. Together, we participate in the ritual of filming. This ongoing project begun in 2011, when I felt... Continue Reading →
For the past weeks, I have been exploring the Kensal Green Cemetery again, capturing little moments in time on my camera. What I feel most strongly here is the presence of all the absent people. People are everywhere, yet nobody is here. Instead, there are traces: signs, pictures, names, toys... I am struck by the abundant use... Continue Reading →
Cinesthetic feasts 