Everything Lives

About This Movie

Everything Lives is a rather reflective piece that dives deep into the world of Action Space, an art collective founded by Ken and Mary Turner. The film is a tapestry of emotion and nostalgia, observing Ken in his 90s as he revisits painting, the medium that first captured his heart. Huw Wahl’s choice of 16mm film adds a grainy texture that enhances the sense of time passing, evoking both warmth and melancholy. The pacing is deliberate, allowing viewers to linger on moments of creation and contemplation. There's a certain rawness to the practical effects—those inflatable sculptures that once animated public spaces now serve as a backdrop to Ken's introspective journey, making it a sincere meditation on art and legacy.

Features intimate moments with Ken Turner.The use of 16mm film gives it a unique texture.Explores themes of nostalgia and artistic legacy.