Experimental Videography, 2022
Waheedah Binte Muhammad Khaliq
Holy Innocents’ High School
‘Enclosed’ is an abstract film that depicts the moment when one is suddenly given an isolation order. It revolves around an individual who is “trapped” within her own physical and mental boundaries. The use of textures and movement forms the idea of struggle in the beginning, where everything is not what it seems. There is a lot of tension and bending, to create a sense of confusion. Distorted images of familiar objects and the sound of time ticking in the background depicted time passing by. Sounds of her children had later triggered her state of mind to what is happening in reality. The short-film, hopes to bring about the idea of introspectiveness being in an enclosed space and overcoming challenges with hope and sometimes sacrifice.
Waheedah Khaliq is currently an Art teacher in Holy Innocents’ High School and has been teaching since 2010. She is a graphic artist by practice, who enjoys exploring different visual media such as film, photography, and prints. She finds interest in gathering abstract materials in everyday life such as light, sound and textures; these basic elements go through our life unnoticed sometimes. This will be Waheedah’s second time participating in STAR’s aedge art teachers’ exhibition.
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