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Part One: Cornish Knitting Patterns

Jennifer Nightingale, 2016, 8mins

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A series of 16mm landscape animations translating traditional Cornish Guernsey knitting patterns into film. Through a single-frame technique, Nightingale draws a parallel between the structure of a knitted stitch and a film frame, bringing together textile practices, filmmaking and the landscapes from which these patterns originate.

Jennifer Nightingale

Jennifer is an experimental filmmaker, practice-based researcher and educator.

Using unique methods of film production, Jennifer's practice-based research highlights the interplay between the production processes used – hand cranking and a self-instigated time-lapse – with the film’s presentation at 24 frames a second, creating rhythm and presenting patterns over time.

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