HAME

Mark Lyken & Emma Dove were artists-in-residence with public art organisation The Stove Network for 6 months, exploring people’s movements to and from Dumfries & Galloway in the South West of Scotland.

Using a Black Cab as a travelling studio, they interviewed the people they encountered about their memories, connections and relationships with the region, then sought out and filmed the personal and valued places that arose in conversation.

HAME extended over 2 rooms with film, voice, field recording and subtle music interacting in different ways depending on movement through the varying spaces of the installation.

Contains the films:

Boneshaker - HD | Colour | 16min 5s | 32:9 | Stereo | Scotland, 2015

HAME - HD | Colour | 30min 36s | 16:9 | Stereo + 5 Channel Audio | Scotland, 2015

Commissioned by The Stove Network

Supported by Creative Scotland and Dumfries & Galloway Council

Special Thanks to Will Marshall

Additional Camera | Demelza Kooij 

Additional Sound | Pete Smith

Installation photography © Colin Tennant