Artist Janine Harrington and member of the public Alexandra Cristache try to keep time with the human powered digital clock on display in Inverness Railway Station yesterday. Picture by Sandy McCook.
Members of the public were helping to keep time yesterday in the run up to Moray’s contemporary dance festival Rise 2019.
The Human Clock, described as “a playful endurance test”, is a human-sized digital clock animated by a person through their own sense of passing time.
Artist Janine Harrington posed as a member of the public at Inverness railway station yesterday as commuters tried to keep time with the human powered digital clock.
The performance was part of Moray’s dance festival Rise, which will run until Sunday.
The festival of dance will give residents the chance to see exciting international and Scottish dance artists on your doorstep, the likes of which you would usually have to go to a major city to see, whilst pushing the boundaries of contemporary dance and performance
Commuters try to keep time with the Human Clock at Inverness Train Station
