Fast Forward
Fast Forward is an exhibition of short videos that present imaginings of the future. Featuring works by six artists and filmmakers from across Eastern Canada, the works in Fast Forward use the durational and narrative mediums of film and video to project the artists鈥� own fantasies, speculations, and observations about their environments, offering insight into human existence.
The works investigate troubling and relevant current issues鈥攑olitical views are increasingly divisive, economic sectors prioritize profits before people, and the climate crisis continues to loom鈥攚hile offering outlooks that range from bleak to hopeful. In the direst of outcomes presented in these works, society will follow a destructive and greedy path, turning to technology and automation to streamline ourselves towards our demise. In the more optimistic possibilities that are presented, we may find peace and healing through traditional knowledge, connecting to the land, and strengthening communities. The question we are left with: How did we get here and where are we going?
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Fast Forward is an exhibition of short videos that present imaginings of the future. Featuring works by six artists and filmmakers from across Eastern Canada, the works in Fast Forward use the durational and narrative mediums of film and video to project the artists鈥� own fantasies, speculations, and observations about their environments, offering insight into human existence.
The works investigate troubling and relevant current issues鈥攑olitical views are increasingly divisive, economic sectors prioritize profits before people, and the climate crisis continues to loom鈥攚hile offering outlooks that range from bleak to hopeful. In the direst of outcomes presented in these works, society will follow a destructive and greedy path, turning to technology and automation to streamline ourselves towards our demise. In the more optimistic possibilities that are presented, we may find peace and healing through traditional knowledge, connecting to the land, and strengthening communities. The question we are left with: How did we get here and where are we going?
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