Lachrymae is an exploration of music and visual art through movement.

Rowena found it funny - in scale and contradiction. She delighted in depicting enormous, weighty rocks - reminiscent of the boulders in the Gurazie River in Zim - being calmly lifted or carried by small children. The images play lightly with impossibility, gravity and innocence, suggesting a world where weight is negotiable and the rules of the physical realm can, briefly and mischievously, be set aside.

Sculpture and sound installation, Westdown/Asham and Fairy Cave Quarries, Mendip, Somerset.

Lachrymae, a film by Al Morrison and Alastair Goolden (2017)