This work is based on a collaboration between eighteen artists, an experiment in communal living resulting in a collectively authored film material. With references to early 1900s Utopian Communities and free school ideology the work approaches not only alternative ways of knowledge production but also issues of collective authorship and forms of collectivity. This particular video emphasises the narrative outcome of our collective endeavours. The group’s dream archive became a source of a surrealistic dreamlike narrative framed by audio-physical improvisation practices.

At first, a blurred shape of a landscape - perhaps unworldly - revealing only fragments of itself as pulsating lines finds their way into a single surrealistic continuum. There, if only for a moment, elaborated sounds of multiple ways and voices embody the silence as the scenery turns into a possible story - one of collaborative exercises narrating the Psychic Commune.