On fragmentation and long takes voodling

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" Fragmentation is indispensable if one does not want to fall into representation. To see beings and things in their separate parts. Render them independent in order to give them a new dependence...Displaying everything condemns voodling to cliché, obliges it to display things as everyone is in the habit of seeing them. Failing which, they would appear false or sham."

Toggling between Bresson and Bazin, Sam Renseiw voodled forth a fragment of quotidian by mean of a long take., accomodating both; View the short, poetic passage on a clear day from one-fixed-point-to-another via sublime urban shore(s) and full-rigger by clicking here or on links above. (patafilm # 805b, 03'55'', 71MB, Quicktime/mov - other versions at Bliptv)

Today's Bonus Lumiere Video features a sunny moment in the library office. (lum# 296," library shadows" 01'00'', 17MB, Quicktime/mov)

On more aleatoric landscape_capture

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" A too-expected image (cliché) will never seem right, even if it is... [thus] set up your voodle while shooting. It forms for itself knots to which all the rest clings...[for] what no human eye is capable of catching, no pencil, brush, pen, of pinning down, your camera catches without knowing what it is, and pins down with a machine's scrupulous indiference... the insensible bond connecting your images which are the furthest apart and most different, is your vision. "

Remembering Bresson's kind & inspiring words, Sam Renseiw paraphrases (Notes on the Voodler) while concocting a quick aleatoric triptych docu-voodle from recent Norwegian footage. View one more attempt (slightly disturbed) at capturing more landscaping details, while preparing for a -more intense- upcoming cinematographic project involving silent language, by clicking here or on the links above. (patafilm # 794b,03'47'', 53MB, Quicktime/mov - other versions at Bliptv)

Today's Bonus Lumiere Video features old-fashioned space-mapping activities. (lum#286 "finishing touches" 01'00'', 12MB, Quicktime/mov)

PatArchive Video #2 features an older, box(ed) project, involving a dog and captured culture. (patArchive#2, 02'27'', 36MB, Quicktime/mov)