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Breathless: A collaboration between Neville Gabie and MOULD

3 Jul 2015 – 25 Jul 2015

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Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays 10am-4pm
(or by appointment)

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free entry

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Stroud Valleys Artspace

Stroud, United Kingdom

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Breathless is a collaborative project , between young artists' group MOULD and Neville Gabie, developing ideas from Gabie's 2014 project, Collective Breath. Origionally commissioned for WOMAD 2014, by curators Jeni Walwin and Tammy Bedford,  Collective Breath involved collecting the of breath of 1111 [one thousand, one hundred and eleven] festival goers at the WOMAD music festival. 

Collected in individual three litre bags all contributions were then transferred into a single high –pressure container – the collective breath of all. 

Every contributor was also invited to suggest the most appropriate location to release this unique volume of air.  Based on those suggestions Collective Breath was released at Mace Head Atmospheric Research Station, Ireland, located on the western most edge of Europe, at 11.am on the 30th October 2014. 

Released through an instrument made by the artist Collective Breath played a single note over the Atlantic Ocean for 49 minutes. 

MOULD were instrumental in the making of this work. As a team they were responsible for collecting all the breath and recording all the contributor’s information over the four days of the WOMAD Festival. They were the public face of Collective Breath. Now they will reinterpret the project from their perspective, specifically for exhibition at Robbins and Roberts, Stroud Valleys Artspace

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