Water

A clear liquid substance.

Video Footage Link

This link is for a first stage edit of Underwater Tea Table and at the moment there is no added audio.

Underwater Tea Table

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These are initial images from my performance on the 19th October, where a light projection of wallpaper was shone into the water through which I was swimming to set a tea table and sit on a chair underwater; this proved rather difficult as I am, like all humans, rather bouyant. The light levels were so low that the film footage turned out really grainy. Chris Rowland a fellow researcher and dive buddy, was in charge of the underwater camera and has kindly alterd the footage so that it is lighter. Chris's own research is developing new animation mapping techniques to create 3-D images of submereged shipwrecks and utilises sonar technology, so the documentation was in good hands. These were stills taken from his lightened footage and even though they are still quite dark and grainy have a particularly eerie quality. I'll post a link to the moving footage when i've editied it.

Driving Accross the Forth Road Bridge

Driving Accross the Forth Road Bridge

Tay Estuary

The River Tay with the Tay Rail Bridge. If you look closely you can still see the foundations of the first rail bridge alongside the new pillars. Over a hundred years ago in a storm, this first bridge literally fell apart causing a train load of local folk to fall to their deaths.

Tay Estuary
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