Shorts: An Image Is a Territory

Examining the reciprocal dialogue between moving image and topography, these works interrogate ways in which the two interact and ask how landscape might be explored politically. Foregrounding the camera as an active participant, terrain is vibrantly evoked as a site of strong political subtext and narrative, inherently reflecting the imprints of its experiences across time. Previously accepted historical accounts are disrupted, and agency powerfully reclaimed through the contemporary voicing of previously obscured narratives.