Christine Bingham's Online Portfolio: June 2013

Wednesday 5 June 2013

Murmur

Murmur
photography and video collaboration
November 2012

In the fall of 2012, I collaborated with a photography MFA major who took panoramic shots of a specific location in Edinburgh over a period of a week. I then spliced the images together creating three different quicktime videos and projected them on the walls of our gallery space. The images morphed and changed based on the time of day and weather, creating a surreal experience of someone actually being in that particular location.

The Saint of Leith

While living in Edinburgh, I was inspired by a story about the Scots' local saint, St. Triduana. Rather than marrying a Pictish King who was in love with her eyes, she pulled out her eyes and spiked them with a thorn vine and sent them to him. She did this so that she could dedicate her life to God.

The Saint of Leith

Mixed-Media on Panel

August 2012

My Burden

My Burden

Multi-Media

January 2012

Portrait of Uganda

Portrait of Uganda
Video Collage
December 2011

Once I arrived in Edinburgh, I decided to create a collage out of footages of Uganda and their troubles, trials, and even just daily life. I aimed to create an abstracted image of someone, perhaps a Ugandan? Or maybe anyone?

Congolese Woman

Congolese Woman

Oil on Canvas

4'x7'

March 2011

Ugandan Children

Ugandan Woman

Oil on Panel

March 2011

Conflict

Conflict
Collaboration Dance and Video
February 2011

Towards the end of my final year at Cornish, I collaborated with a dance student who had created his own choreography. From what he showed me, I then filmed and edited a video pieced based on his performance.

Uganda, the Simple Life

Uganda: The Simple Life
November 2010
Three channel video

For my final year at Cornish, I was required to create a three channel piece which is, unfortunately, not posted on this blog. However, before creating the final video piece, I experimented with ready footage of my second trip to Uganda a few months earlier. It was a reflection of how much I had grown to love the people in Uganda based on the two trips I took there.

The Little Ugly Man

The Little Ugly Man

oil on panel

October 2010

To Hell

To Hell

April 2010

Fresco

3' x 6'

The Curse

The Curse was an AfterEffects animation project at Cornish College of the Arts about 4 years ago. We were required to choose a story, and I chose the story of Medusa where I used photographs of actors and statues mixed with video footage.