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LHB

Country: United Kingdom, Language: English, 17 mins

  • Director: Charlotte Prodger

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Only the Art World understands the Art World! This is proof.

If you can pretend to understand...money can be made.

Quite literally...this artwork is piss!


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The(ir) Blurb...

LHB Prodger recounts her fixation – which began during her Berwick residency – with the Pacific Crest Trail; a 6-month, 2,663 mile long hiking path stretching from the border of Mexico to the border of Canada that traverses some of the most uninhabited wilderness in the US. Simultaneously, she repurposes the Northumberland flag – which marks the turbulent and patriarchal history involving territory, borders and identity of England’s most sparsely populated region – as a rectilinear framing device for her footage. Prodger uses this formal template to tessellate a personal camera-phone archive she has accumulated of urinating in various rural landscapes – an intimate queer territoriality outwith the gender-delineated spaces within which bodies are and are not allowed to piss. Fluctuating between the macro of geopolitical land use and the micro of the personal-political body, LHB continues Prodger’s ongoing exploration into the complex relationships between bodies, identity, technology and time.