The Holy Road
Duncker Maria
Hymns came out when the artist was teaching herself to play the harmonium in a freely improvisational way around millennium. And they still come. Other things that she has done for a long time are sewing 'multi-national costumes' out of plastic bags and experimenting with camera obscura.
Production Year
2009
Duration
00:02:19
Tyyppi
Asiasana
architecture, Christian hymns, crosses, electronic organ, experimental films, folk costumes, improvisation, music, musical instruments, national costumes, organ music, performance (art forms), religion and religions, symbolism, traffic, urban landscape, urban space, voyages
Original Title
Tienvirsi
Finnish Title
Tienvirsi
English Title
The Holy Road
Production Countries
Finland
Dialogue
No
Aspect Ratio
4:3
Sound
Yes
Cast
Tuomo Puranen (Cinematographer), Hannaleena Heiska (Cinematographer), Maria Duncker (Author), Maria Duncker (Composer), Maria Duncker (Director), Maria Duncker (Producer), Maria Duncker (Instrumentalist), Hannaleena Heiska (Instrumentalist), Tuomo Puranen (Sound Mixer)
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Maria Duncker
Born: 1963
Maria Duncker lives and works in Helsinki, Finland. She studied in the University of Art and Design in 1985–88 (currently Aalto University School of Arts, Design and Architecture) and the Finnish Academy of Fine Arts in 1988–92. Duncker uses performance and materials freely and versatily in her sculptures, photos, videos, action art and installations. She is known for her national costume made out of plastic bags and for tourist rides in camera obscura van in the early 2000s. Duncker was a candidate for the Ars Fennica Award in 2008.
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