Woman Be Cool
SHADOWY SYNOPSIS
TANYA H. VAN COTT and DAVID T. WRIGHT Film Collaboration
TANYA H. VAN COTT and DAVID T. WRIGHT Film Collaboration
'The short film, Shadowy Synopsis is a poetic rumination on intimate relationships. A place where "a flirtation "can only be consummated by a collision with many casualties". And the path is "Made primarily of a short stint of highs and lows... "but its only In 'LOST' that you eventually do find yourself."
TMY
A REFLECTION
TANYA H. VAN COTT and DAVID T. WRIGHT Film Collaboration
https://vimeo.com/222852288 (temporarily password protected)
TANYA H. VAN COTT and DAVID T. WRIGHT Film Collaboration
https://vimeo.com/222852288 (temporarily password protected)
The short film A Reflection, is a poetic conversation between Architecture and Water. In the face of the global fresh water crisis can Architecture hear Water’s impassioned plea to rethink their unraveling relationship? Will Architecture finally realize the importance Water plays in its existence after the exposure of some startling facts?
Architecture and the building industries use 25% of the available global fresh water while consistently missing opportunities to harness and rethink their relationship to our planets most valuable resource, H2O. Architects are taught that ‘water’ is the enemy. Manufacturing sees water as necessary to its processes yet inexpensive and therefore inconsequential.
In rethinking this crucial relationship, can two essential elements needed for life, water and shelter, lessen the drain of the planets limited fresh water supply and look for new ways to work together through innovation and empathy?
Architecture and the building industries use 25% of the available global fresh water while consistently missing opportunities to harness and rethink their relationship to our planets most valuable resource, H2O. Architects are taught that ‘water’ is the enemy. Manufacturing sees water as necessary to its processes yet inexpensive and therefore inconsequential.
In rethinking this crucial relationship, can two essential elements needed for life, water and shelter, lessen the drain of the planets limited fresh water supply and look for new ways to work together through innovation and empathy?