Time Frames introduces three films by Emily Richardson and includes an audio CD of the soundtracks by Benedict Drew. Redshift,Nocturne and Aspect are outlined in three essays by Nicky Hamlyn, Mark Edwards and Ed Baxter. They describe dark, haunted landscapes full of unsettling anticipation and engaging detail. The darkness, light, colours and texture of Richardson's films are illustrated throughout by beautifully reproduced stills arranged filmstrip style. I have yet to see the films, but there is a revealing fascination to be had running the images together as flickering storyboards whilst absorbing the soundtracks. Pause to study, and there is an immediate tension which dominates these places and lures the viewer inside.
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