This piece of work I watched in Nottingham on British Art Show.
Luke Fowler:Screening of A Grammar for Listening, Parts 1 – 3
Nottingham Castle Museum & Art Gallery
In film, sound is usually incidental; an accompaniment for visual images. Luke Fowler reverses that equation: in A Grammar for Listening (Parts 1- 3) the subject is sound. Collaborating with sound artist Lee Patterson, whose environmental recordings capture sounds that are usually unheard: recordings of underwater life, the pulsations of neon lights and the explosions of burning walnuts to produce a dialogue between looking and listening.
(http://www.britishartshow.co.uk/events/nottingham)
My memory has a hole. A big hole.
I don't know the nature of it, but maybe it connects somehow to the ozone holes in stratosphere.
I read / watch / research a lot but because of the hole, I keep forgeting everything very quick. It annoys me.
So, this blog is my attempt to record all my discoveries and keep them in one place where I always can come back.
You are more than welcome to follow me in it.
I don't know the nature of it, but maybe it connects somehow to the ozone holes in stratosphere.
I read / watch / research a lot but because of the hole, I keep forgeting everything very quick. It annoys me.
So, this blog is my attempt to record all my discoveries and keep them in one place where I always can come back.
You are more than welcome to follow me in it.
Showing posts with label short film. Show all posts
Showing posts with label short film. Show all posts
Wednesday, 5 January 2011
Chris Marker. La Jetée. 1962
My 2010 year finished with new discovery - Chris Marker.
His book with the same title says about it:
Chris Marker is filmmaker, photographer, traveler, and he likes cats.
His film La Jetée(1962) is on youtube:
His book with the same title says about it:
Chris Marker is filmmaker, photographer, traveler, and he likes cats.
His film La Jetée(1962) is on youtube:
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