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Deaf Creatives

Artist:
Ruaridh Lever-Hogg
Topics:
Arts

About the film

A journey through Scotland’s creative landscape from the perspective of deaf creatives, examining historical figures, stylistic approaches and interviewing 2 contemporary deaf people working in textiles/crafts and jewellery – their struggles and passions.

The film is narrated by Ruaridh, a deaf artist from Edinburgh, who places historical and contemporary perspectives side by side, examining how much has changed over time within artistic practices and the deaf community.

Scott Campbell sets up his camera ready to shoot Ruaridh Lever-Hogg surrounded by paintings, Perth Gallery.
Paint brushes sit in a tub foreground. The top of a painting of Andy Murray can be seen in the background.
Painted portrait of an artist (unknown).
Ruaridh sitting on a sofa interviews Morag Eagleson sitting on a chair. Her dog looks at the camera on the sofa near frame.

The film was shot in Edinburgh, Perth Gallery, Lochaber and Barrhead.

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