Audit (my own worst enemy)

Audit (my own worst enemy) (2010-11) grew out of my playing around with a 1960’s camera macro bellows attached to an HD camera. I decided I wanted to make a kind of audit of my aging body. I had been reading a lot about embodied cognition and the nature of perception. About how vision, for example, is not a merely passive act (whereby light falls on the retina) but is an active and directed process - more like how we think about touch.

The soundtrack consists of extracts from the Apollo missions, particularly stuff relating to approaching surfaces (landing, docking). The hyper-rationality of the soundtrack contrasts with the ambiguous softness of the image.

Audit (my own worst enemy)
Audit (my own worst enemy) (2011)
Audit (my own worst enemy)
Audit (my own worst enemy) (2011)
Audit (my own worst enemy)
Audit (my own worst enemy) (2011)
Audit (my own worst enemy)
Audit (my own worst enemy) (2011)
Audit (my own worst enemy)
Audit (my own worst enemy) (2011)