Rhythm of Two Figures

This film serves as part of Penny Slinger's thesis presentation at Chelsea College of Art. It showcases her exploration of the human form and the interactions between two figures, emphasizing movement and connection.

The film includes a mix of performance and visual art, featuring Slinger's morphology teacher, who was also a dancer. The integration of photographs, some with multiple exposures, along with drawings inspired by Eadweard Muybridge's studies in motion, adds a layered artistic context to the film.

Collectors interested in avant-garde cinema will find this piece significant for its experimental approach and artistic intent. The work reflects Slinger's academic and creative journey, making it a notable entry in her body of work.