Y Garned Siambr / The Chambered Cairn

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HD Video, Community Workshops and Event

November 2015 – April 2016

Parc le Breos, Gower, Wales

Duration: 17`58`
Single Channel, Colour
Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Sound: Stereo

Considering migration as a mode of collectively understanding the past, The Chambered Cairn is placed in opposition to the current cult of the individual showing the tension between individuality and society. Created following a 6 month residency at Neolithic site, Parc le Breos, in South Wales, it draws upon themes of shelter, survival, hunting and ritual.

Blog post for National Museum Wales

Commissioned by Ffion Reynolds. The Project was funded and supported by Cadw, The Gower Landscape Partnership, Arts Council for Wales, Welsh Government, Heritage Lottery Fund, National Trust, Natural Resources Wales, City and County of Swansea, Cardiff University’s Guerrilla Archaeology, Amgueddfa Cymru and Gower Heritage Centre.

Partners included Dryad, Forest Schools, Gower Unearthed and Guerrilla Archaeology