Artist Christine Sun Kim by Harley Weir, inspired by CHANEL Nº5

Artist Christine Sun Kim by Harley Weir, inspired by CHANEL Nº5
Across five cities in five countries, Harley Weir captures five creative women at different stages of
their young lives, each inspired by the complex characteristics of CHANEL Nº5.
Harley experiences Berlin through the extraordinary perspective of artist Christine Sun Kim, uncovering the profound way in which our senses work together to make meaning of the world. Born deaf, Christine creates work that asks viewers to think about sound itself not simply as something we physically hear, but as a concept or even an idea.
CHRISTINE
Directed by Harley Weir
Featuring Christine Sun Kim
Production Company: Art Partner
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Special Thanks to Miwa Susuda and The Hilltop Hotel, Tokyo.
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amazing cinematography

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everything about this is so inspiring...

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Christine Sun Kim is one of my favorite artists since her TED talk.

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This woman is fucking amazing, if you haven't already I would recommend checking out her ted talk.

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love this

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This woman is so beautiful and her expressions just heightened that alure about her

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this is so relaxing

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Does anyone know what kind of camera this is? I'd really appreciate it,thanks!

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Great visuals, bur im a bit confused could she hear something? Or like feel the vibrations?

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Jonatan Nilsson All lot of people assume that sound in itself has no meaning to deaf people. This is no true. Deaf people interact with sound all the time, just through the medium of other people though. For example, the woman in this video told the story of a glass being dropped in a restaurant she was eating in. Although she couldn't hear it (or feel it's vibrations), the reaction from those around her informed her of what happened.

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Solenna Pon captions :) I think they're on by default for everyone on this video ^-^

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Video wasn't clear enough. I'm now great at maths and can't drive for shit

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so very well done

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