Music & Video: Elspeth Duncan Camera through window of car. Motion of car on road makes full moon bounce. Street lights look like planets zooming by.

Only love interests me, and I am only in contact with things that revolve around love.” - Marc Chagall - REVOLVE EVOLVE LOVE

A collaboration between multimedia artist Elspeth Duncan from Trinidad and musician/tabla playerAnita Katakkar from Toronto. First, a word was chosen at random to kick off the creative process. This word was 'Healing'. Based on the word, Anita created the music (live tabla played over synth loops). She then sent the music to Elspeth who created the video based on what the music inspired.

Collaborative music/video/spoken word project between Trinidad and Germany. The video was created first in Trinidad and edited with 'silence' as the soundtrack. Without seeing the video, Susanne (in Germany) was asked to say something in English about the wind - 20 seconds in length. This narrative was added to the video which was then sent to Gary in Germany who viewed the video and composed the music. The music was then sent back to me to edit into the video. What is interesting is that Susanne had no idea that the location of shooting (Temple in the Sea, Trinidad) is a sacred site where Hindu people are also cremated outdoors on a large open-air pyre. Her words, about the wind taking bits and pieces of her to the sea, reflect what happens when 'bits' (smoke, ashes) of the cremated person are carried on the wind to the sea around the Temple. Video - Elspeth Duncan Voice - Susanne Fritzsche Music - Gary Winter Location: Temple in the Sea, Waterloo, Carapichaima, Trinidad, W.I.

Collaboration #2. Music was supplied and video done in response. Music: Gary Winter. Video: Elspeth Duncan (Video shot using Macbook iSight camera) Length: 3' 15"

This video is a one minute long collaboration between musican Gary Winter (http://garywinter.de/blog/) and videographer/multimedia artist Elspeth Duncan (http://nowiswow.blogspot.com).

The name of my djembe is Dandelion. See here (http://nowiswow.blogspot.com/2007/06/dandelion-brave-drum.html) for explanation. Video/audio recorded on the video function of my digital (still) camera ... while playing in the middle of a field in Toronto.

(Filmed on video function of my digital camera) Playing my drum under a tree in a field of dandelions (in Toronto). I drew an interesting audience who really got into the performance.

Video of song of the same name by Elspeth Duncan (track #3 on her CD 'Manzanilla'). Direction/action/artwork: Elspeth Duncan Camera: Sean Edghill

Art/music video shot & edited by Elspeth Duncan for the track "The Coming Rain" on her CD 'Manzanilla'. Location of filming: Manzanilla, Trinidad, W.I.