In Sirens: Songs Of Sisterhood by seven rock-like forms transform as you wander through them with watery hues and hidden voices a ever changing soundscape is created around you.
The piece is inspired by the views of women in global society, seen through the lens of ancient mythology. This special Leicester edition is shaped by the voices and experiences of a local women's group. My film the second from this years #JourneysFestivalInternational by begins with bells ringing as we turn to see the artwork installed in the gardens, as we explore the stones the various sounds of the women's voices mix with the sound of crows and the Cathedrals own resident Peregrines. As we take a closer look at the markings on the stones we experience, through the magic of editing, Day turning to night and the piece taking on an even more otherworldly form in the darkness the rocks now glow as the voices become louder in the soundscape. As we come to the end of the film we hear the cathedral bells ring out once again into the night and a choral sound fills the air.
