On slow but lasting simultaneities
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" Suddenly a few good images fitted for a sketch or voodle strike me, delicate visual hits of which I have (almost) never before found the equal. I immediately start recording. I lie and edit these bits of captured footage for myself, and find that they are capital. Little by little others come and fit themselves to the preceding ones. I grow keenly wakeful. It was as if a vein had burst in me; one sequence follows another, and they fit themselves together harmoniously with telling effect.[...] a wonderful sense of pleasure empowers me. I voodle as one possessed, and edit yet another post, without a moment's pause."
This time paraphrasing Hamsun, Sam Renseiw edits recently collected northern footage into a triptych docu-voodle (with dualism ending), enabling [a] delicate transition(s) of outer and inner spaces; View the slow conversion with persimmon overlay by clicking here or on the links above. (patafilm # 790, 04'46'', 68MB, Quicktime/mov - other versions at Bliptv)
Today's Bonus Lumiere Video features a moment of colourful spray. (Lum # 283, "tits spray", 01'00'' 12Mb, Quicktime/mov)
This time paraphrasing Hamsun, Sam Renseiw edits recently collected northern footage into a triptych docu-voodle (with dualism ending), enabling [a] delicate transition(s) of outer and inner spaces; View the slow conversion with persimmon overlay by clicking here or on the links above. (patafilm # 790, 04'46'', 68MB, Quicktime/mov - other versions at Bliptv)
Today's Bonus Lumiere Video features a moment of colourful spray. (Lum # 283, "tits spray", 01'00'' 12Mb, Quicktime/mov)
Labels: bas, bergen, docu-voodle, graffiti, hamsun, kres5jik, morphology of body and space, panoramic voodle
posted by SAM RENSEIW at 5:35 PM
5 Comments:
You are back
yes,thank you:-)
aller-retour sort of...
more lumieres comming up soon;
(what a very fine and impressive screening list kerry baldry's "one minute vol.4" is becomming, btw.)
Yes Kerry's list have rather put my faith back in good old fashioned screenings - especially as on line figures seem to be getting lower and lower. There was a time when one would post a video on Youtube and get say 1-3,000 views, now (with some exceptions) it seems to be more like 30.
yeah.. good ol'times (four years ago?)
I am more than happy if 39 people watch my silly voodles.. :-)
btw: superb DVD, thanks: just received it today.
Glad the DVD turned up OK - it took much longer to compile than it should - mainly as there were problems with all the different sizes of video and trying to get them to play at the right size rather than being squashed or stretched.
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