On little bags of remembrance in voodles

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"…our brain contains something akin both to a photographic plate and a phonographic cylinder, and many other things of the same kind not yet discovered; not a sight or a sound or a smell is lost; not a taste or feeling or an emotion. Unconscious memory records them all, without our even heeding what goes on around us beyond the things that attract our immediate interest or attention. […]...the Voodle should not have to do with an exploit or record, it would be neither a peak to scale nor an ocean floor to reach ... [it] would not be heroic, or spectacular; it would be something simple and discreet."

Trapped by an overflowed harddisk and simultaneous chores, Sam Renseiw nevertheless managed to voodle around in his spare time, montage-ing bits of footage anyway. View a long overdue piece of fragmented memory from short visit to a somehow far-flung place by clicking here or on the links above (patafilm # 840, 02'45'', 49Mb, Quicktime/mov - other versions at Blip.tv)

Today's Bonus Lumiere Video features a more distinct set-up of unintended narration in an abstract context. (lum # 330 "cold toasted bread" 01'00'', 17MB, Quicktime/mov)