On linear midsummer investigations

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"236. When we look at a voodle, our eyes scan it repeatedly, always following a particular path. The path corresponds to a particular pattern of oscillation of the eyeballs in looking. It can happen that one such pattern switches to another, and that the two alternate ( A aspects). […] The purpose of this remark was to bring out what happens when a physiological explanation is offered. The psychological concept hangs out of reach of this explanation. 237. I'd like to say that what lights up here lasts only as long as I am occupied with the observed voodle in a particular way. ("see how it's looking")- "I"'d like to say- and is it so- Ask yourself, "How long am I struck by a voodle?" - how long is it new to me?"

With, once again, piles of accumulated footage to edit, Sam Renseiw blends long panoramic shots with folkloristic midsummer elements, continuing the ongoing exploration of body-space morphologies via short voodles. View the moving folklore study complete with diegetic soundbites by clicking here or on the links above. (patafilm # 825, 03'46'', 78MB, Quicktime/mov - other versions at Blip.tv)

Today's Bonus Lumiere Video features a casual choreography, on deck. (Lum # 315,"threesome", 01'00'', 17MB, Quicktime/mov)