Video-Performative | M.A.L.Huguet | Installation
"May the end of the world find me lost in the creative act of making"
M.A.L.Huguet
M.A.L.Huguet
The Green Room | Installation Work
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The Green Room | Photography
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"The Green Room" is an immersive installation that transforms the space into a serene, nature-inspired environment filled with lush greenery and vibrant plant life. This tranquil setting encourages reflection and connection with the natural world, creating a sensory experience that soothes the spirit. By integrating organic materials with the room's furniture and incorporating light and sound, the installation serves as a sanctuary for contemplation. Audience participation is encouraged through writing notes about nature, enhancing personal connection and mindfulness. Ultimately, "The Green Room" promotes a deeper appreciation for the beauty of nature in our lives. |
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"The World Around Me" is a visually captivating exploration of daily life, showcasing the beauty and diversity of nature. Through stunning cinematography views the video highlights the vital role of the natural world and delves into various cultural landscapes.
The narrative takes an introspective approach, featuring the character of a mime who reflects on the transience of life and the emotions that arise from our experiences. Themes of joy, solitude, connection, and contemplation resonate throughout, inviting viewers to engage with their own feelings. Ultimately, this video serves as a reminder of our interconnectedness with the world, inspiring appreciation for the richness of our surroundings and the lives we lead.
The narrative takes an introspective approach, featuring the character of a mime who reflects on the transience of life and the emotions that arise from our experiences. Themes of joy, solitude, connection, and contemplation resonate throughout, inviting viewers to engage with their own feelings. Ultimately, this video serves as a reminder of our interconnectedness with the world, inspiring appreciation for the richness of our surroundings and the lives we lead.
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WOMAN: YOU'RE D.I.S.C.O. In Celebration of Women History Month 2023 Inspired by verbal abuse on social media this mime performance was born. From the advent of cyberspace, rate crime against women has increased by many folds, a reflection of the dangers of cyber bullying at current times. Challenging verbal abuse can be difficult, but it's important to address it to protect yourself and others. You can consider some strategies. Watch on my YouTube channel to have full details. Life is unpredictable so I am. |
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THE HUMAN ANIMAL | University of Kent
VIDEO PERFORMANCE ART with INSTALLATION |2010 Part of a series, this artwork was showcased for five days and emerged from my research on human-animal relationships. It encourages contemplation about humanity, our place in the world, and the values that guide us. This central theme is explored through a philosophical lens and various forms of expression, inviting diverse interpretations and insights. The work serves as a significant exploration of these complex relationships, fostering discussion and reflection on our interconnectedness with the animal world. FEATURED: Pixels of Identity. International experimental video-art Expo Museo of Almeria (Spain) October 10, 2014 In collaboration with MECA Mediterráneo Centro Artístico Whitstable Biennale 2012 Part of the Screening Project 11th & 14th Sept 2012 Whitstable | Kent | UK |
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THE MINOTAUR WOMAN Degree Show Ashford 2009 Street Life Performance The concept of strength and vulnerability explores how these opposing traits shape our lives. Strength represents resilience, while vulnerability signifies openness. Both are essential for personal growth. Embracing vulnerability fosters genuine connections, and even those who seem strong face their own challenges. This duality reflects our experiences in the world and relationships. The Minotaur Woman embodies this duality, emphasizing the complexities of identity and acceptance. Who said that the Minotaur was a man was another man. |
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