In these changing times, sorrow is something we have to learn to give to.  

As a species - the layers we face are many.

 

A PECULIAR SHADE OF BLUE is a sequence of six slow cinematic films

to chart a spacious and rhythmic journey through the nature of grief

in our times.  

 

They carry intent to open out its language as an essential and natural part of the human experience. . . to dissolve taboo around its expression, so we can better understand its role in renewal. 

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Film-theatre artist, ROWAN JACQUELINE entwines solo performance with the land as each film works in isolation, yet together combine as a complete experience. 

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Through the lens of DEEP TIME, the human form in motion against the achingly beautiful landscape of the Cornish coast casts a stark mirror to the intimate, yet forgotten connection between human and earth. 

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Here, the audience are invited to enter a process of exploration within a structure that hopes to create enough space between SLOW CINEMA and the rough hands of sorrow to find personal points of resonance,

and connection beyond isolation.