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Gary Hill, USA |
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Site/Recite (A prologue) |
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USA, 1989
Video, 4:05 min
Regie/Director: Gary Hill
Darsteller/Mitwirkende/Actor: Lou Hetter
Kamera/Cinematographer: Rex Barker |
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With startling precision Site/Recite moves across and around
a table top graveyard-bones, butterfly wings, egg shells, seed
pods, crumpled notes, skulls-in a series of seamless edits that
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a continuos flow of detailed close-ups. This taxonomy of dispossession,
little death that pile up, is juxtaposed to a narration on the
linkage between semantic self-consciousness and visual experience. |
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Full Circle |
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USA, 1978
U-matic, 3:46 min |
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The screen is divided into three sections: a close-up of handsbending
a metal rod into a circle; a full-image view of this figure; and
the electronically generated circular image, which is created
by Hills vocalization of an Ah sound. The result is a paradoxical
tension between sculpting physical material and sculpting the
non-physical material of electronics. |
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