The Ground
Robert Beavers presents stonework in Greece, the United States, and Switzerland, using rhythmic sounds and imagery to convey creation without words.
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Robert Beavers presents stonework in Greece, the United States, and Switzerland, using rhythmic sounds and imagery to convey creation without words.
Synopsis
Robert Beavers uses rhythmic sounds of hammer strokes and chisel movements to depict the craft of stonework in The Ground. Filmed in 2001, this 22-minute documentary combines art and filmmaking. The imagery and sounds create a dialogue, expressing themes of memory and repetition. Beavers focuses on the transformation of emptiness into form, capturing the act of creation. The production took place in Greece, the United States, and Switzerland. There is no spoken language in the film.
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