Rachael Jones’ Spill (2023) is an experimental film installation set within a transitional environment. The contents of the film interact with what is outside its frame, challenging what can be contained and the limitations of an illusory experience. That experience changes depending on the vantage point. Sited at Auction House amidst ongoing renovations, this evolving space offers a unique opportunity to encounter the work within a setting itself in flux.

Practicalities: This site is not wheelchair accessible.

This project is part-funded by FEAST

About the Artist

Rachael Jones is an artist-filmmaker and postgraduate researcher based in Cornwall. Her work aims at challenging traditional methods of documenting and recording for a socially engaged sensory practice. Often working with archive images, she blends old photographs with newly created visuals, incorporating both analogue and digital formats to create a playful tension in her films.

Rachael’s current work involves workshops using experimental filmmaking and sustainable arts-based techniques such as collage and alternative photography to engage participants with the Cornish landscape.

She is a member of CMR, an artist-led project space, teaches experimental film at Falmouth University and is the recipient of a PhD practice-based research studentship.

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