ChantWalk IV

The fourth of my ChantWalk series, and the first attempt to capture, via cinema, the sense of walking through a city park and also a forest at the cusp of night. This is the time when we feel a new mood overtake us -- this mood springs from our chests, and we see more when we express this emotion also through voice.

ChantWalk III

The third of my ChantWalk series, and the first attempt to capture, via cinema, the sense of walking through a forest at the cusp of night. This is the time when we feel a new mood overtake us -- this mood springs from our chests, and we see more when we express this emotion also through voice.

ChantWalk VII

The seventh of my ChantWalk series, and the first attempt to capture, via cinema, the sense of being at a Korean tea farm at dawn.

This is the time when we feel a new mood overtake us -- this mood springs from our chests, and we see more when we express this emotion also through voice.

ChantWalk VI

The sixth of my ChantWalk series, and the first attempt to capture, via cinema, the sense of travel. I want to capture the uneasy relationship between the natural and the human-made, while at the same time using song as a linking medium.

ChantWalk I

The first of my ChantWalk series, and the first attempt to capture cinematically the sense of walking through a forest at the cusp of night. This is the time when we feel a new mood overtake us -- this mood springs from our chests, and we see more when we express this emotion also through voice.

Chantwalk II statement

What is poetry? Can it just be sound rather than articulated voice? 

This a found-sound and chanting project that was shot last autumn in Seoul but editing this summer. It's part of a larger project of videopoems and/or authorial movies.