Sigur Rós: Valtari Film Experiment is an experimental film that showcases a collection of music videos for the songs from the album 'Valtari'. The film explores different artistic interpretations of the songs, using various visual styles and storytelling techniques. Each music video offers a unique and captivating experience for the viewers, immersing them in a world of emotions and imagination.

A meditation on loss, State of Suspension explores the fragility of the human condition, frozen somewhere between life and death. Shot with a high-speed camera, a human figure and water defy the laws of gravity. The film directly investigates core aspects of physical matter and time.

This poetic interpretation of the familiar is seen through the lens as a vast uncompromising force of nature taking it to a place in the viewer’s mind beyond reality. It is a film which explores time, highlighting mankind’s brief fragile existence in the face of the apparently limitless forces of nature.

Clare Langan’s three-screen film installation is a visually sumptuous meditation on the human place in the world. It centres on stunning footage of Skellig Michael soaring starkly from the sea, juxtaposed with views of Dubai, a city of skyscrapers that seems to float on a sea of clouds. And, finally, Montserrat offers views of a world engulfed by sand. A sense of precarious fragility comes through.