Brief four – Kyah

My video response to Sophia’s Poem:

 

Watch the boxers

Brawling, but there’s no hate towards each other.

Just their sport.

 

Watch the lovers

Sparring, but there shouldn’t be hate towards each other.

It’s just their love.

 

A stroke towards his cheek

A blow that emits

An effect that drifts sweat beads supersonic.

 

Their words strike like fists

Their affair is like boxing

There’s only peace after the bloodshed.

 

Bodies slicked with wet,

Blood or sweat?

Bodies slicked with blood,

Does red mean war or love?

Bodies slicked with sweat,

Exhaustion from aggressive amusement or destructive desire?

 

Watch the boxers dance,

And then

Watch the lovers dance,

Is there a difference in what you see?

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_c2wqOHmEY

Brief 4 – Laura and Daisy

For this brief me and laura chose to do group B.

Video 1:

  • based on the poem ‘A ball is for throwing’
  • video by Daisy and poem/voiceover by Laura

https://youtu.be/dAQZIT_jyUE

Video 2:

  • Based on the poem ‘Blizzard’
  • Video by Laura and poem/subtitles by Daisy

https://youtu.be/11wwhLnOs74

 

Hope you enjoy and look forward to reading your feedback!

Brief 4 – Ben’s video in response to Leanne’s Poem

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Brief 4 – Poem by Leanne

It is a limbo

between the unknown.

A rip, stretching, pulling apart

of casing, sheathing.

Pulling apart the flesh

to emerge into reality. 

 

To exist is breathing

between the haunted.

Exorcise the demons 

contorting within

your limbs. Splayed

and stretching 

outwards to the

point of splintering,

the webbing of your

fingers rupture into

wounded fissures until 

you are the between. 

 

Your neck, like your

dune-carved back, 

torn taut into a

violin bow tension

and you hear music

even though you cannot

see. You are flickering

through dimensions,

quivering through

minims and quavers.

 

Everything is 

compressed. And 

you, submerged, 

until only remnants and

fibres tether you

together, let out a 

scream from your 

inner. Eternally, from

the in-between. 

Will edit with intention and theme ideas gleaned from Leanne’s poem in a few days. For now, tis a mystery.

Brief 4- Sophia and Kyah

Kyah and I followed the Option A instructions, where I chose to respond to the ‘Boxers’ video:

MY POEM:

Watch the boxers

Brawling, but there’s no hate towards each other.

Just their sport.

Watch the lovers

Sparring, but there shouldn’t be hate towards each other.

It’s just their love.

A stroke towards his cheek

A blow that emits

An effect that drifts sweat beads supersonic.

Their words strike like fists

Their affair is like boxing

There’s only peace after the bloodshed.

Bodies slicked with wet,

Blood or sweat?

Bodies slicked with blood,

Does red mean war or love?

Bodies slicked with sweat,

Exhaustion from aggressive amusement or destructive desire?

Watch the boxers dance,

And then

Watch the lovers dance,

Is there a difference in what you see?

 

RESPONSE TO KYAH’S POEM:

KYAH’S POEM:

Relax

Relax into the mess

The mess that is your mind

Enjoy your thoughts

Bad, good

Dirty, chaste

Whether they are helpful or detrimental

Wallow in your thoughts

Explore

Venture to the corners of your conscious

Uncover secrets not even you knew

Travel through your thoughts

Feel as if you are in an unknown place

Recline back into comfort

A place where you are completely you

Where you know the inner workings

Where you can steer the path of your pleasure

Become reckless

Defy what you thought you knew

Thrash and smash down your barriers

Your psyche, a prison cell

Holding you captive from expansion

Run away

Leave your thoughts behind

What you know no longer matters

What you want to know is who you are to become

Destined for greatness, held back by nothing

Fall

Realise that running isn’t always the answer

Being in a place of comfort

Doesn’t mean being in a place of immobility

A flower blooms best in its natural habitat

Enjoy your thoughts

Set yourself the task of exploration

Come home to your true self

Break down the walls of comfort

Run through unchartered territory

Fall back into yourself

Relax

Relax into the mess

The mess that is your mind