Pwdre Ser: the rot of stars
Charlotte Pryce
The film particles in Pryce’s analogue film experiment move across the screen like stars over the horizon. The pictures, which seem like a magical substance, are given the name ›Pwdre ser‹, the Welsh name for a jelly-like substance which, according to local folklore, spreads out on the ground and leaves after a shower of stars. 16-mm handcraft meets cosmic magic. (MZ)
Film Series Fake Space
Charlotte Pryce
Charlotte Pryce has been making experimental films, photographs and optical objects since 1986. Born in London, Charlotte Pryce graduated with a BFA from the Slade School of Art, London University College and completed an MFA in fine art / film at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Her films have been screened at numerous festivals including Rotterdam, Oberhausen, Toronto, San Francisco, New York, Hong Kong, Ann Arbor and London.
Films by Charlotte Pryce
Prima Materia 2015 | A Study in Natural Magic 2013 | Looking Glass Insects 2013 | Curious Light 2011 | The Parable of the Tulip Painter and the Fly 2008 | Discoveries on the Forest Floor 1-3 2007 | Concerning Flight: Five Illuminations in Miniature 2004
