Souconna & August, 1838
The film August, 1838 is a draft scene from a longer work of speculative fiction. The installation, Souconna, presents a scenographic reconstruction of the bedroom in which the film’s protagonist sleeps and dreams. In the space : a silvered waterlily (conjured from the Saône river), three gum bichromate prints of riverine vegetation and flora, an amphora turned from Robinia pseudoacacia.
To access the online edition of the work (available for limited viewing from September 13th), please email yanambaye@gmail.com.
Produced for Grace Aotearoa (see further detail here), with support from Creative New Zealand. Photographs Samuel Hartnett.
Gum Bichromate, Patinated Steel, Robinier Pseudoacacia, Sandcast Aluminium, Various inscriptions. Digital. 15:57.
To access the online edition of the work (available for limited viewing from September 13th), please email yanambaye@gmail.com.
Produced for Grace Aotearoa (see further detail here), with support from Creative New Zealand. Photographs Samuel Hartnett.
Gum Bichromate, Patinated Steel, Robinier Pseudoacacia, Sandcast Aluminium, Various inscriptions. Digital. 15:57.
