HTRK, 2006

Inspired by the "Triumph of Death" made by Pieter Bruegel the Elder circa 1562.

Un homme qui dort (1974) Dir. Georges Perec and Bernard Queysanne.

Bert Jansch - Pentangle (BBC in Concert) , 4th January 1971

Palestinian fedayeen studying Quotations of Mao Zedong (“the Little Red Book”), likely in the Jordan Valley, c. 1970.

Penda’s Fen - 1974

“Life is sex and death, guilt, fear, and ecstasy. The in-between dilutions of these satisfy most people because they know no better. Because Eden has a barbed wire fence around it, most people stay clear of it. But to me the barbed wire is a beacon, a provocation, a challenge, and it shows that on the other side is something, someone somewhere does not want me to see. So I go! It's my nature, and to an extent Coil reflects and contains these principles. We are never as severe, as brave, as complete, as condensed, as I would like us to be. But we are getting denser, tougher, stronger - most hallucinatory and dangerous”! John Balance, from Everything Keeps Dissolving: Conversations with Coil

Funeral Parade of Roses (1969)

Funeral Parade of Roses, Dir. Matsumoto Toshio, 1969

A US Air Force Lieutenant is held captive by a young North Vietnamese girl soldier, 1967

Poster by Wang Jiao (王角), 1962.

Scum (1979), directed by Alan Clarke