From: eric fleischauer (email suppressed)
Date: Wed Jun 14 2006 - 08:10:28 PDT
this discussion brings to mind an amazing projection
preformance i saw at pittsburgh filmmakers this past
winter by SANDRA GIBSON and LUIS RECODER. for this
show they presented about 6 pieces which utilized the
projector/projection as a main component of the visual
experience. they opened by projecting light through
glass with a vaporizer causing condensation to build
up on the glass which created a very subtle change in
the quality of light on screen.
i believe they live in new york, but have presented
their work internationally.
eric
(pgh)
> > On 11 Jun 2006, at 20:20, Jonathan Walley wrote:
> >
> >> Along those lines, I'd be interested in hearing
> from anyone on the
> >> list who makes this type of work - films without
> film (or involving
> >> some substantial reconfiguration of film as we
> know it). Do you think
> >> of it as film or something else?
> >
> >
> > I think a huge difference between such work then
> and such work now is
> > that back then these 'substantial reconfigurations
> of film' were
> > reflections on the whole of the moving image
> industry, in which film
> > (celluloid) was still the dominant medium.
> > Using celluloid (or the absence of it) for such
> performances now will
> > perhaps aquire a new, historical dimension of
> meaning, but it will
> > have certainly lost the edge of being a reflection
> on current moving
> > image tools..
> >
> > what do you think ?
> >
> >
> > On 11 Jun 2006, at 19:14, Tom B Whiteside wrote:
> >
> >> >Now there's a conceptual art /experimental film
> project: create a
> >> work in
> >> >16mm designed to be destroyed over time by bad
> projection and inept
> >> >splicing. The work would not be 'finished'
> until a certain extreme
> >> degree
> >> >of random deterioration had occured over a
> number of years -- also
> >
> > Isn't that part of the 'Film in which there appear
> sprocket holes,
> > edge etcet c' project ?
> > What's their name again, Birgit Hein and ...
> >
> > ciao,
> >
> > Joost.
> >
> >>
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