Spectrum of Sight / Spectrwm o'r Golwg

Two women in a dark space , sitting at a table with a light directly above. One is leaning on the table, both are wearing headphones. table surface and one of the chairs look damaged.

If I didn't tell you, how would you know

How far into the tunnel I've gone

Spectrum of Sight
Spectrwm o'r Golwg

Art Installation / Gosodiad Celf

Available for touring 2025 onwards / Ar gael ar gyfer teithio o 2025 ymlaen

Contact / Cyswllt

stiwdio.c@gmail.com / 07852157033

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Black and white chevron patterned chair with neon yellow stitching.

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A woman is lying on a longue chaise upholstered in black and white chevron pattern. Woman has dark clothing, crochet vest and is wearing headphones. The room is dark but there is a bright light directed at the chaise.

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Bridie, the artist herself is leaning back in one of the chevroned b&w chairs. SHe has medium length brown hair and she is wearing a black and white dress. She has a oair of headphoes, her eyes are closed and her arms are crossed in her lap.

Eventbrite Bridie Parc Arts-2-Website cover (1)

Black and white chevron patterned chair with neon yellow stitching.

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“Atmospheric and extraordinary poetry, unsettling, beautiful and vulnerable”

“Barddoniaeth atmosfferig ac anghyffredin, diymhongar, hardd a bregus”

Rhannu effaith personol colli golwg mewn gosodiad celf theatrig ymgollol a grëwyd gan yr arlunydd Bridie Doyle-Roberts

Ar ôl darganfod bod ganddi gyflwr dirywiol ar ei llygaid, mae Bridie Doyle-Roberts yn camu i fyd ansicr lle mae dallineb yn dynesu.

Trwy ddefnyddio ei thaith bersonol hi wrth golli ei golwg mae Bridie yn creu ymdeimlad o berygl ac ansicrwydd os na allwch ymddiried yn yr hyn y mae eich llygaid yn ei ddweud wrthych. Mae eitemau domestig fel cadeiriau a lampau, sy’n amrywio o ran y peryglon y maent yn eu creu, a seinwedd driphlyg o farddoniaeth ddwyieithog, synau naturiol a chyfansoddiad cerddorol (y gellir eu clywed trwy setiau pen) yn creu profiad personol ac ymgollol lle gall y gynulleidfa archwilio’r gweithiau celf trwy eu teimlo.

Sharing the personal impact of sight loss in an immersive theatrical art installation created by artist Bridie Doyle-Roberts

Having discovered she has a degenerative eye condition, Bridie is stepping into the uncertain world of impending blindness.

By drawing upon her personal sight loss journey, Bridie evokes a sense of danger and uncertainty if you cannot trust what your eyes tell you. Domestic items of furniture and lamps with varying degrees of hazards, and a triple soundscape of bilingual poetry, natural sounds and musical composition by Simon McCorry (accessed via headsets) creates an intimate experience where the audience can explore the artworks via touch.