On strolling Your Rainbow Panorama

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"25. In the cinema we can sometimes see the events in the film as if they lay behind the screen and it were transparent, rather like a pane of glass. The glass would be taking the coulour away from things and allowing only white, grey and black to come through. (Here we are not doing physics, we are regarding white and black as colours just like green and red).- We might thus think that we are here imagining a pane of glass that could be called white and transparent. And yet we are not tempted to call it that: so does the analogy with, e.g. a transparent green pane break down somewhere? 26. We would say, perhaps, of a green pane: it colours the things behind it green, above all the white behind it. 27. When dealing with logic, "One cannot imagine that" means: one doesn't know what one should imagine here."

Pondering on some of Wittgenstein's early coulour comparisons, Sam Renseiw recently visited the inside of newly completed Your Rainbow Panorama. View the colorful odyssey with a 360 degree panorama of Aarhus by clicking here or on the links above. (patafilm # 823, 04'54'', 112MB, Quicktime/mov - other versions at Bliptv)

Today's Bonus Lumiere Video features a still view. Lum # 313 "her rainbow panorama", 01'00'', 17Mb, Quicktime/mov)

On radio transmissions, visions and light

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"The qualities of inside out and outside in are important in the manner that the boundary of landscape to sky is worked or made malleable. In the end, we are gardening or tending the sky. Making malleable the physical boundaries is analogous to working the boundaries of self. It is unimportant whether the picture plane is passed through physically or merely with the penetration of vision... In this sense you are not so much looking into a garden as you are looking out from one."

Far from perfect or Turrell like, Sam Renseiw ponders, while visiting and simultaneously recording an ephemeral event and a performance-art-installation instigated by his alter-ego. View the short and somewhat cryptic night-voodle featuring Eva W. adjusting her battery of transmitting transistor radios in the temple by clicking here or on the links above. (patafilm # 502, 03'24'', 21MB, Quicktime/mov - direct streaming at blip.tv)

Today's Bonus Lumiere video feature another quiet architectural change of colour.(Lum # 37, 01'00'', 6.1MB, Quicktime/mov)