Land Fill
2007
It is said that yodelling was originally used in the Swiss Alps as a form of sonar to gauge the distance between mountains by listening for the time it took the echo of the voice to return. Thus sound provided an audiograph of space. With a nod to the English landscape tradition of Nash and Ravilious Land Fill displays an ever changing terrain accompanied by a treated and modulated yodel to reflect the shifting topograhia.
Screened at: London Animation Festival (2008), Memorial Art Gallery, Hastings (2009)