I held a stone, I heard a murmur

Join us for an evocative screening program titled ‘I Held a Stone, I Heard a Murmur’, curated by Emma Bouraba, as part of Asako Ujita’s solo exhibition ‘Good Night’ at LUX. This captivating program unfolds the quiet memories embedded within the land and living spaces through a collection of films.

Immerse yourself in the intimate and nostalgic recollection of moments that echo the essence of tradition. Among the featured films are:

• ‘N’importe Quoi (Extérieur – Jour)’ directed by Luke Fowler (2024, 11 min)
• ‘Fade’ by Asako Ujita (2024, 14 min)
• ‘Being Blue’ by Luke Fowler (2024, 18 min)
• ‘Good Night’ by Asako Ujita (2026, 13 min)
• ‘天 TEN’ by Kaori Oda (2017, 11 min)

These films explore the relationship between sound and memory, allowing a reconnection with those who have departed while guiding viewers through the mysteries of nature. Following the screening, engage in a thought-provoking conversation with Asako Ujita and Flora Yin-Wong, moderated by Emma Bouraba, discussing the sonic interplay with memory.
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