Tri-angulation : WestminsterResearch

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Creators	Rawlings, J.
Description	Tri-angulation is a multi-projection video installation using acrylic and black glass screens. The video loops, based on 3 separate historic journeys explore contemporary issues around migration and dis-location. The journeys were taken by a Polish Displaced person after WW2, a young woman travelling to India in 1845 and impoverished and homesick boy sailors in the late 19th century. The videos combine location filming at key ports, Liverpool, Southampton and Aberdeen, constructed sequences and archival material.They explore the liminal, or in-between, state experienced when leaving home for an unknown destination.
Year	2008
Completed	2008
Output media	Multi screen video with perspex and black glass

Related outputs

Wave/ing
Rawlings, J. 2012. Wave/ing.

Mahabaleshwar
Rawlings, J. 2009. Mahabaleshwar. Gregynog Hall, University of Wales September 2009

Longmuir/Laighmuir
Rawlings, J. 2009. Longmuir/Laighmuir. Solo show at Duff House 02 Apr - 31 May 2009

As the crow flies
Rawlings, J. 2008. As the crow flies. London Gallery West 30 Jan - 08 Mar 2008

Mariners and migrants: in search of home
Rawlings, J. 2006. Mariners and migrants: in search of home.

The ocean between
Rawlings, J. 2003. The ocean between. Dock Museum, Barrow-in-Furness, UK Feb - Apr 2003

Gone into the workhouse
Rawlings, J. 2003. Gone into the workhouse. Medieval Church, Old Romney, UK 20 Sep - 12 Oct 2003

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