Imagination is a lively, colourful cut-out animation inspired by Matisse paper cuts. The disabled and deaf protagonist in her pink wheelchair escapes from a grey street into an exhibition where artworks interact with her through movement and sign, bringing life and colour to her world. Imagination brings pictures to life, animating the world, just as sign language tells stories through movement. Music composed for the film reflects her emotions, and a poem spoken on her electronic communication aid communicates passion for art and animation and the power of creativity to transform and enrich life.
Imagination
Drowning
Drowning is a solo project and personal reflection on parenting in poverty.
Trust Us, Conversations on M*therhood, Care and Working in the Arts
A documented conversation between 4 artists who are m*thers and are also either care-receivers or care-givers.​ Developed from conversations had during the m*ther-artists talk programme.
Autoimmune
A filmmaker opens up about her Hashimoto's thyroiditis during a day of writing at her home in Alsace. Her introspection leads her to question the link between environmental pollutants and her autoimmune disease. All around her, the climate, disrupted by pollution, is...
silent dance
Silent Dance tells the story of Turkey's first ballerina with hearing impairment: Eda Tavaci's extraordinary relationship with sounds, music, people and her body. It draws a success story from the life full of difficulties and vulnerabilities of a young woman who...
These Are The Sounds I Make
Simi a young woman with disabilities communicates in many different ways from making sounds and gestures to using conversation cards and new technologies. She enjoys getting out into nature, dancing, creating art, connecting with friends and being involved in...