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3D Eternalism film by Ken Jacobs
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3D Eternalism film by Ken Jacobs
Other than the ocean, the rest of the planet was bathed in purple, which was due to the colour of the vegetation. The change in the sun’s radiation had probably caused the plants to evolve as they adapted to the new ligh
Part of a series of found landscapes, filmed on a single 8mm roll.
Part of a series of found landscapes, filmed on a single 8mm roll.
I am a crier, and this film tells stories about holding back—or not holding back—tears. Words break down and often turn into crying, and the film tries to explain those tears. It is also about an ambivalent attitude: bei
256GB of 4K images processed through a non-linear ruleset; organising two years of movement into a form that evokes the history of small format experimental filmmaking.
Overgrowth is inspired by the fringe ecosystem of the city, where abandoned and decayed ruins meet encroaching plants, animals and waters. It explores the tumultuous relationship between humanity and nature as they overt
Bitomskys new film was inspired by the Japanese shakkei, which stands for the “borrowing” of a landscape. Japanese gardens are often planned so that a found “natural” landscape is connected with designed elements. For hi
Landscapes for Neon Parallel - Game Ambience (2015) by Jon Rafman
Filming various sites across Scotland, the filmmaker seeks to uncover the frames of references we use to understand and relate to these landscapes. They attempt to situate themself among these places of absence and ruin
"Documentation of landscape intervention from residency at Djerassi, all non-native plants removed except bull thistle, painted orange" -LK
Former governor Arthur A. Link has become virtually a mythic figure in the North Dakota consciousness. Art Link was governor of North Dakota during the first great energy crisis in the 1970s. On October 11, 1973, Governo
Christopher Becks’s Pan of the Landscape uses gorgeous Brakhage-like painting on film to un-Brakhage-like ends: spectacular skies combine with the slow, mechanical movement of a silhouetted form to produce a biting melan
An ongoing series of found landscapes, filmed on a single 8mm roll.
Examines the lives of two doctors in the mid-20th century: Henry Shibata, a Japanese Canadian born in Vancouver, and Stuart Cooper Robinson, a Canadian born in Nagoya, Japan. Their worlds are upended by WWII, with Shibat
Mountain landscapes enveloped in foggy fields that slowly merge into one another. Sometimes the fog clears and details become visible. Sometimes the landscape blurs into an abstract drawing. From photographic images by D
A film-poem made after Gerald Murnane’s short story ‘The Battle of Acosta Nu’ (1985), about the aftermath of a failed Paraguayan socialist colony, New Australia, founded in 1912. Murnane’s unnamed narrator, a displaced
The lakeside of your childhood, forests you saw in a dream. Places that would dissolve if you touched them. Inspired by the watercolour paintings of J. W. Tristram.