Habitat, Batrachian 2006

Directed by Rose Lowder

In this film Lowder moves away from the notion of a work based on a preconceived filming procedure, adjusting the visual characteristics of the image in order to approach the temporal dimension of a pond full of frogs. In front of creatures that tend to be elusive, how can one record moments that are meaningful? How can one render a living moment visible and connect different recorded moments together?