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Nothing Found 2013 ?Nothing Found? takes place in a transition period between Valencia and London, seemingly occupying both places simultaneously in a pensive mood. The spaces in the film interlace and disorientate our perception of time and place and are imbued with a sense of stasis ? an unknown and empty anticipation ? that is quite contradictorily connected throughout by incessant movement. It is a visual study that reveals spectatorship?s impossible empathy, or perhaps spectatorship as a form of innocuous voyeurism. On the other hand, it is a sensitive insight into the impossibility of finding oneself in reflection - as it is in reflection that we find more questions rather than answers.

Charles Richardson is currently studying an MA in Fine Art Media at The Slade School of Art, London. Before studying his MA he lived 8 years in Spain where he did his BA in Malaga and Valencia. He also studied a year in Helsinki at the Aalto school of Innovation. Charles began as a painter and over his BA studies worked in many mediums ranging from performance to photography and sculpture. At the moment he is focusing on video as he finds it the most appropriate for his particular language of thought.