Slade School of Fine Art, London, UK
Acrylic on paper, digital print, paper tape, cardboard
Experimentation on danish film Ordet (meaning "The Word") directed by Carl Th. Dreyer.
how do we understand faith and prayer, and what of miracles?
(August 1925 on a danish farm, a patriarch has three sons: Mikkel, a good-hearted agnostic whose wife Inger is pregnant, Johannes, who believes he is jesus, and young Anders who in love with the tailor's daughter. Unexpectedly, Inger, who is the family's light, has problems with her pregnancy. The rational doctor arrives and a long night brings focus to at least four views of faith.
Ordet(1955), dir. Carl Theodor Dreyer
Ordet I, acrylic on paper and masking tape, approx. 12x15x10 cm each.
Private collection
Ordet II, digital print and cardboard, approx. 35x30x48 cm.
(August 1925 on a danish farm, a patriarch has three sons: Mikkel, a good-hearted agnostic whose wife Inger is pregnant, Johannes, who believes he is jesus, and young Anders who in love with the tailor's daughter. Unexpectedly, Inger, who is the family's light, has problems with her pregnancy. The rational doctor arrives and a long night brings focus to at least four views of faith.
Ordet(1955), dir. Carl Theodor Dreyer
Ordet I, acrylic on paper and masking tape, approx. 12x15x10 cm each.
Private collection
Ordet II, digital print and cardboard, approx. 35x30x48 cm.
