Film by Fred. L'Epee and Dimitra Pouliopoulou/ Switzerland-Greece/ 2011/ 7 min.
The myth of Elegia is used to explain the geometry of our universe.
Between time and space, the path of Elegy follows an eternal procession. Although this process includes the geometry of our universe, the abstraction with its forms and indefinite lines is towards an ultimately unknown destination and the post-atomic myth of Elegia. Included in this narrative is…
Film by Fred. L'Epee and Dimitra Pouliopoulou/ Switzerland-Greece/ 2011/ 7 min.
The myth of Elegia is used to explain the geometry of our universe.
Between time and space, the path of Elegy follows an eternal procession. Although this process includes the geometry of our universe, the abstraction with its forms and indefinite lines is towards an ultimately unknown destination and the post-atomic myth of Elegia. Included in this narrative is…
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by simona da pozzo
performers: claire ubéda, laurence crémoux, simona da pozzo | photography: daniele vascelli | produced by Micromega Paris - partener: A peau d'ecran
In a turquoise field, bodies change beams floating in the surface until water's gone. At night, water is the only light: the faces remain in the shadows, resembling those of anonymous beasts. The slow, passive movement maintains the gaze, while leaving it indifferent.
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by Michelle Browne
www.michellebrowne.net
Screened for Docks Discourse, Galway, June 2010.
Performed by Vicki McCormack.
Soundtrack by Seán Óg - www.sean-og.com
More information available from www.michellebrowne.net
In this video art by Shahar Marcus two figures play chess with large chessmen made of ice. The passage of time is marked by the melting of the ice and the movement of the huge hourglass filled with Styrofoam balls that revolves with every move of the game. Inside the hourglass the artist stands like Chronos, the Greek god of time. The rotation of the hourglass, the melting chess pieces, and the alternation of black and white stand out in the location…
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