Some recent works sent by Kim Miles

Kim Miles is known to many of our friends as an independent filmmaker. 

She also works with still images.

When she sent me these images, Kim told me "I have come 360 degrees on my artistic journey and resumed my exploration of acting and performance.


I've included a Covid self portrait I love and am using as one of my acting Headshots."

















For any of you who may not know Kim here's a link to her work at



and also her entry in Bill's MIF page:


http://www.innersense.com.au/mif/miles.html


Thanks for sending Kim, greatly appreciated,


pt


Comments

  1. DJKOctober 10, 2021 at 10:56 PM

    There is something vaguely (and I mean 'vaguely') Francis Baoon-ish about these 'damaged' portraits. I never quite saw the connection before. This is just an observation, not a criticism. I've always liked Kim's work both as a filmmaker and as a digital artist.

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    1. Film Explosion MelbourneOctober 10, 2021 at 11:50 PM

      Thanks DJK. Correct! An interest in Francis Bacon work and life. Truth through distortion he said. One of my goals. 🤪

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  2. Bill MousoulisOctober 11, 2021 at 5:31 PM

    Kim is one of Melbourne's very best filmmakers, in my eyes, one of the "pantheon" of indie filmmakers from the last 20 years - just love her work ! Yes, she's gone away from filmmaking a bit now, but the films she made remain ! Here's one essay I wrote about her - http://www.pureshitauscinema.com/profiles/miles.html

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