Un To Happy In-Ex #13 Synesthetic film translation by Dina Bernabo

Un-to-Happy In-Ex #13 Synesthetic film translation by Dina Bernabo (Where the Fish Live TM) for music by Nathan Hall and David Bernabo

Copyright © 2009

This film is a sensory excerpt showing how space and calm can heal. In the beginning, using a live animation (born of one life by drawing on one piece of paper) the character gets caught in a mud cloud and physically moves herself into a new scene. She swims deep into her mind, spatially free of sound, reliving her life, and forgiving the ghosts that had conjured up such a toxic and suppressant dust. Abandoned and without cause, the ghosts materialize into the water and are lost in the sea. How clear instincts and possibilities are under water... The character is transcended. The soul is open. It is cradled and rocked back to life. It is spatially free. Protected by clarity and slow gypsy feet, it is unbound and blank pages fill in the air. She breathes back her soul and exhales it to the wind. A promise: it walks forever north, while sleeping south, laughing west, and swimming east, she breathes, uncontained...

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• synesthesia
• Dina Bernabo
• Where the Fish Live
• synesthetic films
• live animation