Installation of the artwork \\\"I gave my love a cherry that had no stone\\\" by Emily Wardill at Casa de São Roque - Centro de Arte.

Emily Wardill has made a name for herself through her project installations and films, three of which were shown at Casa São Roque: Game Keepers Without Game (2009), which won the Jarman Award in 2010, I Gave My Love a Cherry that Had No Stone (2016), and Night for Day (2020). Like many of her latest works, her films draw aesthetic inspiration from \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"expanded cinema\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"—a term that was coined in the mid 1960s to describe films that pushed the boundaries of cinema and the conventions of spectatorship—while engaging with imaginary layers of meaning.