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A meditation on labor and faith along the waters edge in Kerala India, this piece renders the rhythm of daily life, the cadence of work and the tempo of devotion in a concatenation of floating. This piece implicitly asks what does a filmic rendering of rhythm, and materiality and tempo do for our understanding of a place. This piece was made for the Sensory Ethnography course at Harvard University 2009.Read moreLess
A meditation on labor and faith along the waters edge in Kerala India, this piece renders the rhythm of daily life, the cadence of work and the tempo of devotion in a concatenation of floating. This piece implicitly asks what does a filmic rendering of rhythm, and materiality and tempo do for our understanding of a place. This piece was made for the Sensory Ethnography course at Harvard University 2009.
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A meditation on labor and faith along the waters edge in Kerala India, this piece renders the rhythm of daily life, the cadence of work and the tempo of devotion in a concatenation of floating. This piece implicitly asks what does a filmic rendering of rhythm, and materiality and tempo do for our understanding of a place. This piece was made for the Sensory Ethnography course at Harvard University 2009.
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- Director
- Julia Yezbick
- Director
- Benjamin Gaydos