Beyond My Vision, Fish Sing (2026)
Film (18’, Dolby Atmos) and Four-Channel Video Installation with Surround Sound
Beyond My Vision, Fish Sing submerges the viewer in the sensory conditions of the ocean, a place where vision falters and sound creates worlds. Through haptic and opaque underwater images and a visceral soundscape composed from underwater field recordings, the work draws attention to the limits of human perception and knowledge and invites attentiveness toward other, more watery ways of being.
Credits
Written, directed, and produced by: Shelby Prichard
Camera and underwater camera: Shelby Prichard
Underwater dive guide & camera assistance: Andrés González
Edit: Shelby Prichard
Editorial advice: Sasha Litvintseva, Anat Pick
Voiceover: Shelby Prichard
Sound design and mix: Tom Fisher/Action Pyramid & Shelby Prichard
Red Sea field recordings: Shelby Prichard
Additional field recordings: Tom Fisher/Action Pyramid
Location: Red Sea Diving Safari, Marsa Alam, Egypt
Supported by: The London Arts & Humanities Partnership, UK Arts & Humanities Research Council; Queen Mary University of London, School of the Arts