It's Not Over Yet
It's Not Over Yet is an audio visual installation created in response to the COP26 event in Glasgow 2021. The piece is comprised of four short films playing asynchronously depicting images of landscapes, industrial areas and green energy alternatives around Scotland. The piece aims to tell the story of Scotland's history with our land, the damage of the Industrial Revolution, and the work going into finding alternative ways to live. It's Not Over Yet is about hope - we can still save the planet, we just need to keep pushing for change!
The individual films are projected onto screens encircling the audience while the audio – a mix of narration, Gaelic singing, composition and field recordings/foley – is played in surround to fully immerse viewers. The Gaelic song is Cha Mi Na Mor-Bheanna, a song focusing on one's surroundings and remarking on the richness of the land.
Additional Credits:
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“Pirates of Inchindown” composed and performed by Matthew Hardie
Recorded by Erin McHugh, Andrew Napier, Shaun Cassidy and Joseph Welsh on location at Inchindown oil tanks, Invergordan (26/09/2018)
Camera operative: James Reid
With thanks to New College Lanarkshire, David Burnett, Keir Long and Alan Moffat