Projects matching: Paul Windridge, Koo Bhangra

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What do you think about in the time betweeen sleep and awake? Blinds is a visual merging of internal thoughts and external influences in a life. A complex composition involving 75 interacting layers which produce a series of curious juxtapositions.

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Part two of a trilogy.

She is dreaming and in a deep sleep, encircled by visions and still held in the spell of the thunderstorm. Suddenly a familiar figure appears. She turns and moves away - on her way to meet up with future thoughts.

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A couple are returning home on a congested motorway when they are faced with a split-second decision which will either save or destroy them.

As a single second becomes more like ten they complete a seemingly impossible manoeuvre and drive clear from the incident in an eerie silence.

How could they have escaped when the odds were stacked so much against them?

And why do they feel as though they are strangely out of time with everything else?

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Part one of a trilogy: Lulled by the sensuous sounds of a thunderstorm she seems to fall under a spell which conjures up sensations and feelings so intense that she becomes lost in her own thoughts and oblivious to anything or anyone. But this is not just a response to the extraordinary power of nature.

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A man suffers a fatal heart attack as he steps off a London Underground tube train and collapses on the platform.

His life flashes before him as he drifts between dreams and reality, questioning what has been and what still might be.

As his heart beats it's last he seeks comfort in the image of the one person who has meant most to him.

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A woman is travelling on a tram when she sees an electronic sign which gets her thinking.

'Forgive your enemies, but never forget their names', the sign reads.
 
Has she got any enemies? And if she has, are they really her enemies? And if they are, would she forgive them?
 
Forgive is a reflective tale about a woman who realises that sometimes what might at first seem negative, in reality, might not be.