A mini-documentary I made with Anna Seigal about maths.
"And the little white dove
Made with love, made with love:
Made with glue, and a glove, and some pliers"
- Joanna Newsom
This is mainly a blog for stuff that I've been working on; it was originally meant to be for puppetry, but now it's mainly video work. Occasionally I reblog stuff that interests me.
My name is Richard and you can email me if you like: richard.braham@btconnect.com • Ask me anything
wire and string stuff
Made with love, made with love:
Made with glue, and a glove, and some pliers"
- Joanna Newsom
This is mainly a blog for stuff that I've been working on; it was originally meant to be for puppetry, but now it's mainly video work. Occasionally I reblog stuff that interests me.
My name is Richard and you can email me if you like: richard.braham@btconnect.com • Ask me anything
wire and string stuff
‘The Blind Leading the Blind’ - film screening entry based on the Bruegel painting.
Praxis Trailer
I thought this was deep, I now think it’s probably just pretty. Never mind.
A letter from theoretical physicist Richard P. Feynman to his wife Arline, dated April 1945. He was working around the clock on the Manhattan Project at this point, but sacrificed sleep to write her letters at night. Arline would die from tuberculosis a few months later.
Richard Feynman’s letters always impress me; they make me see him as more than some crazy genius who played bongo drums. But I always think that reading someone’s private letters to their loved ones is a little creepy …
(via jsharkey13)
six dinner sid: I didn’t feel like going out. I definitely didn’t feel like staying in...
I didn’t feel like going out. I definitely didn’t feel like staying in and working either and I knew that if I didn’t stay in and work I’d only stay in and eat. So I decided I may as well go out and eat, it’s not classed as binging if there’s more than one person present.
Fifty minutes of…
Entry for Praxis Film Screening (set it up with Heather Williams). We asked entrants to submit video responses to Yeats’ ‘The Cat and The Moon’. Got six responses (woop!). I’ve never met Myles, we corresponded over email about it.
Not my concept, but I love it. I helped Ian edit it.
Bullfighting.
“GEIST”