Art and Sound
Knee Deep In Custard - Sound
by Abi Meekel & Claire Meekelmusic makers who walk around with pebbles in their shoes and grins on their faces. hmmm... let’s say we sound like the memories of our past, a funny walk or tears falling on the piano.
“Who Killed Bambi?” KDiC - Music Video
By Abi and Claire MeekelIn ‘Who Killed Bambi?,’ the death of innocence and the destruction of purity are explored through a kitchen setting, traditionally associated with nurturing and order. The mundane act of washing cabbage transforms into a sudden murder scene, symbolizing the intense nature of existence. The bloodied knife represents a metaphorical ‘murder,’ possibly of innocence or tranquility, while cleaning with soap suggests attempts to conceal chaos—an effort to suppress disturbance.
The video concludes with a spotless kitchen, hinting at either a successful cover-up or the notion that the disturbance was merely a dark, uncomfortable thought. This eerie return to normalcy reflects the human tendency to mask troubles and uncomfortable truths behind a façade of order and control. The chaotic and nonsensical nature of the world, along with the urgency depicted in the video, mirrors historical and present tragedies. The title pays homage to the Sex Pistols, adding an ode to punk rock’s rebellious ethos
KDiC - visuals
By Abi and Claire MeekelDuring our peformances we also set up a screen in the form of material or a wall projection. We then play with visuals that we have edited and filmed.
KDiC - visuals
By Abi and Claire MeekelDuring our peformances we also set up a screen in the form of material or a wall projection. We then play with visuals that we have edited and filmed.
Visuals
These visuals were made for a radio show in The hague that was live and projected behind the Dj’s. The radio station was called Operator radio.These visuals were also projected at The Uitkijk, an old theatre in Amsterdam. This was for a group exhibtion that ran for a month.
Visuals
These visuals were made for a radio show in The hague that was live and projected behind the Dj’s. The radio station was called Operator radio.These visuals were also projected at The Uitkijk, an old theatre in Amsterdam. This was for a group exhibtion that ran for a month.
