Composition No. 1
“mismatched (or ‘non-stereoscopic’ or ‘dissonant’) 3D is the unexplored frontier of 3D cinema.”
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“mismatched (or ‘non-stereoscopic’ or ‘dissonant’) 3D is the unexplored frontier of 3D cinema.”
Image: waterdrops (Ohkurayama). Sound: self composed.
As a random phenomenon without rules and patterns, the chased signal from inputs 1 and 2 of 'wave forecast' turns into cycle frequencies, called music, and sends them back throughout outputs 1 and 2, to where they belong
This short documentary explains the importance of formalist elements such as positive/negative space, texture, color balance, and rhythm in painting and sculpture. The film characterizes these various compositional strat
A narrated poem, a love letter from the machine to the human, a story about distances.
Snippets from the life of a Woman and a Man are intertwined with images foreshadowing the approaching danger.
Experimental film by Takashi Makino.
Composition in Black and White is an attempt to isolate the different elements of the film: rhythm, melody, colors, composition, invoice, to restructure them and thus create a new form of cinema, at the same time as a ne
Abstract art short directed by painter Dwinell Grant.
Artificial flowers and plants are kept changing its composition. An imitation of shapes of life, water drops, light from rechargeable hand light, endless accompaniment (climb every mountain.) The scenery reminds tiny gra
The author's documentary film gets to the heart of the mother-son relationship with the help of interviews and family pictures. Through feeling the boundaries of different life attitudes, we move away and get closer. Lik
In a film that slowly reveals itself, a protagonist searches for a way to voice memories of a hostile world that hitherto could not be spoken … time-travelling between repetitive patterns of disappearance and silence, co
A short-film adaptation of Piet Mondrian's De Stijl painting by the same name.
This experimental dance film employs a bastardized version of the 1930s three strip Technicolor process. Shot entirely on black and white film through color filters, the images were recombined into full color through opt
Professor Jeff Smith explores how François Truffaut harnesses the 2.35:1 aspect ratio in his wildly playful gangster-movie pastiche, a giddy high point in the French New Wave’s assault on cinematic convention.
When the death of Maggie's rocker role model and uncle leaves her wondering about her own fate, Maggie must rediscover some shred of purpose to her life (perhaps with the help of an undead ally).
"Notes About the Sea: Composition on Red and Blue" is a mesmerizing documentary that artfully weaves together guerrilla-style footage and archival material, presenting a poetic narrative of the declining marine ecosystem
Michiko Shimizu's live performance at the Budokan, a New Year's tradition. This time, we will deliver the definitive edition of the "composition method" series that Shimizu captures the characteristics of each artist! A
Adorno is not just a theorist and philosopher, he was also a composer and student of Alban Berg in Vienna. The text of the short song goes: “What’s driving there, on a cart and stretches out his long trunk?/ It is a mamm