Inside A Mountain: walking real and imaginary landscape with Charlie Lee-Potter
Charlie Lee-Potter
14 episodes
5 months ago
Inside A Mountain takes its name from nature writer Nan Shepherd's haunting phrase that 'a mountain has an inside'. In other words, walking isn't to accumulate miles or conquer peaks, but to experience the transformative power of moving through real and imaginary space. Using soundscape and music, Charlie Lee-Potter take contemplative walks with musicians, artists, writers and scientists.
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Inside A Mountain takes its name from nature writer Nan Shepherd's haunting phrase that 'a mountain has an inside'. In other words, walking isn't to accumulate miles or conquer peaks, but to experience the transformative power of moving through real and imaginary space. Using soundscape and music, Charlie Lee-Potter take contemplative walks with musicians, artists, writers and scientists.
SERIES 3: EPISODE 2: Decomposing poems: Penny Boxall's buried words at Wytham Woods.
Inside A Mountain: walking real and imaginary landscape with Charlie Lee-Potter
25 minutes 6 seconds
11 months ago
SERIES 3: EPISODE 2: Decomposing poems: Penny Boxall's buried words at Wytham Woods.
Prize-winning poet Penny Boxall has spent the past year as writer-in-residence at Wytham Woods in Oxford, studying soil. The results - a series of decomposing poems - are her farewell gift to the woods: buried poems, submerged poems, and poems written on fruit. As Penny finishes her residency, Charlie begins her own at Wytham. On a sunny autumn day, they walked the woods together with spade and hammer, as Penny hid her year's work around tree trunks, in moss and in earth.
Music for 'Calcite Eyes' from Replaying the Tape composed and performed by Jane Boxall.
Inside A Mountain: walking real and imaginary landscape with Charlie Lee-Potter
Inside A Mountain takes its name from nature writer Nan Shepherd's haunting phrase that 'a mountain has an inside'. In other words, walking isn't to accumulate miles or conquer peaks, but to experience the transformative power of moving through real and imaginary space. Using soundscape and music, Charlie Lee-Potter take contemplative walks with musicians, artists, writers and scientists.
