Institute History
Description
Kelly Richardson uses cinematic language to create part-real, part-imagined landscapes that provoke audiences to participate in storytelling while offering visual metaphors for our modern "reality"—a wavering hybrid of fact and fiction.
In Wagons Roll, a car hangs portentously in midair against a mountainous landscape with a plume of dust shooting from its rear. Viewers can only guess what events led to these peculiar situations, or what horrible or miraculous conclusions will follow.
Commissioned by ISIS Arts (Newcastle, United Kingdom).
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