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Daan Bunnik, De Huid Voelt, Trimester (4, 5 or 6), Year.

De Huid Voelt

Description

My piece ‘De Huid Voelt’ (Skin Feels) is the start of a triptych observational video portrait in where I address my changing perception of my parents and of my hometown. Three short films depict the struggles of observing the aging bodies of my parents, the fear of entering my old neighbourhood park at night and my attempts to leave my hometown behind. In this project I want to express the difficulties concerning letting go of and simultaneously holding on to the environment one grows up in. The set up of the three pieces is the same, the images I shot are accompanied by my own voice over narrating the viewer the importance of the location or subject on screen.

Media

Photos

File:Hand.jpg File:Elleboog.jpg File:Dicht.jpg

Video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grRciP89uRg

Essay

Abstract and bibs/ref + link to PDF (PDF must be uploaded to wiki).
Use Steve's recommendations for abstract length and bibliographic style.

Additional Information

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One page itemised budget estimate

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Project URL (if lives on an external site)
extra wiki links (in case you have relevant notes/journals/documentation in your User: page, this is useful particularly if you have been asked to articulate further or refine your project during your assessment)
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 == Description ==
-My piece ‘De Huid Voelt’ (Skin Feels) that lead towards a triptych observational video portrait in where I address my changing perception of my parents and of my hometown. These short films depict the struggles of observing the aging bodies of my parents, the fear of entering my old neighbourhood park at night and my attempts to leave my hometown behind. In this project I want to express the difficulties concerning letting go of and simultaneously holding on to the environment one grows up in.
+My piece ‘De Huid Voelt’ (Skin Feels) is the start of a triptych observational video portrait in where I address my changing perception of my parents and of my hometown. Three short films depict the struggles of observing the aging bodies of my parents, the fear of entering my old neighbourhood park at night and my attempts to leave my hometown behind. In this project I want to express the difficulties concerning letting go of and simultaneously holding on to the environment one grows up in. The set up of the three pieces is the same, the images I shot are accompanied by my own voice over narrating the viewer the importance of the location or subject on screen.
 == Media ==