Inis Weird Episode 7: What's going on in the kitchen

The new episode of Inis Weird is here, and it is a doozy.

End of Film

End of Film is the project I submitted in May this year for the photography module of my film course. It being the third time I'd studied photography I was a little tired of the same old process, so I decided to forego actually taking photographs and used these end prints to create something more interesting. Interesting for me, I mean. This video is taken from the second half of the documentation I made of the installation's first screening to my (very patient) class. There's more ends to be seen at endoffilm.tumblr.com, where I've been archiving a selection of my collection.

Here're some photos of the installation's assembly:

Lining it up

I got a bit flummoxed halfway through (maths + spatial relations being two of my very weakest areas) so had to make this janky artist's impression of how the spiral would work.

I briefly considered making a matching spiral on the floor.Thankfully, I didn't have enough ends on hand to carry this out.

I left the installation run for the day, and made a poster announcing same

That "all are welcome" at the bottom strikes me as kind of sinister now. Like patting the empty seat next to you as people get on the bus. Maybe it's why nobody came. Oh well, I had my fun and that's all that matters.

Inis Weird 1: Milk

Some friends and I have made some idiotic but idiotic short sketches, here's the first.

More next week!

Forgotten double exposures, Ireland/Espana 2009

A roll of film exchanged and shot by my friend Ame and I in Spain and Ireland in 2009, recently unearthed and developed.

Literally Unseen Waterford City

I lost my glasses last month (jungle tip: don't keep glasses in yr pocket while cycling) and was without any for a few days. I developed a perma-squint, and (eventually) an appreciation for a permanently fuzzy outlook.