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the Movement Arts Video Poems
of Gwyn Henry
Each film is born in improvisation...
That which begins as simple documentation of the mundane can suddenly become a carnival of mirrors, other dimensions, shifting gravities, broken connections, and unexpected entrainments--each and any of which equate to a poetic language of movement and sound.
Artist's
Statement
Influences
"I want to break down habitual ways of seeing in order to create new visions..."
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The style, passion and artistic spirit of the Ballet Russe.
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1950's TV show, "Your Hit Parade"
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Luis Bunuel, Mexican, director and film maker of avant garde films
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Ana Halprin, pioneer of experimental form of post modern dance, film maker of dance films
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Carl Jung, Swiss psychologis and psychoanalyst
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Busby Berkley, 1950's Hollywood director & choreographer of highly original musical and dance productions
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F.W. Murnau's film, "Nosferatu"
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Marina Abramovic, performance artist,, writer, and art filmmaker.
And perhaps the most important influence of all-- my dance teachers who also taught me about the artists path, its blood sweat and tears, as well as its healing and empowering aspects.
--gwyn
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