Hallway Polly Stanton

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  Polly Stanton: Hallway
   Hallway investigates how time and the implication of drama can affect
   the reading of an image, generating anticipatory suspense. The assumed
   narrative is dislocated by the removal of the climax and the viewer’s
   expectation of time and occurrence is disturbed. This work also takes
   into consideration the long take and its effect on cinematic space.
   Hallway is a development of Stanton's practice which utilizes the
   temporal mediums of video and sound to investigate cinema's power to
   shape and reflect human experiences of place and environment. Stanton’s
   work often engages with duration, cinematic codes and landscape to
   consider the intersection between the spaces of film and the spaces of
   geography.
   Polly Stanton graduated from RMIT (Melbourne) with a Master of Fine Art
   in 2010. Earlier this year Stanton was the Nes artist resident in
   Skagaströnd, Iceland.

 

Polly Stanton: Hallway

Hallway investigates how time and the implication of drama can affect the reading of an image, generating anticipatory suspense. The assumed narrative is dislocated by the removal of the climax and the viewer’s expectation of time and occurrence is disturbed. This work also takes into consideration the long take and its effect on cinematic space.

Hallway is a development of Stanton's practice which utilizes the temporal mediums of video and sound to investigate cinema's power to shape and reflect human experiences of place and environment. Stanton’s work often engages with duration, cinematic codes and landscape to consider the intersection between the spaces of film and the spaces of geography.

Polly Stanton graduated from RMIT (Melbourne) with a Master of Fine Art in 2010. Earlier this year Stanton was the Nes artist resident in Skagaströnd, Iceland.