Go Into the Density of it (2016)

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Go into the density of it re-works a YouTube clip of Robert Smithson & Nancy Holt’s film Swamp, replacing the original soundtrack with the Julian Dashper audio recording Blue Circles, which captured the sound of spectators looking at Jackson Pollock's famous painting Blue Poles, "Go into the density of it responds to an interest in documentation, how we tend to experience works like this in general, amongst a kind of cascade of documents and ripped versions of things that pass by, or sit open in a browser window that you mean to get back to…" – Louise Menzies