#47
José Miguel Biscaya / Netherlands, Portugal / 2014 / Czech Premiere / 11 min.
synopsis
Signs of real and imaginary landscapes create layers of images in which we return to known places and watch shadows, branches, and grass in the wind. The planes of the earth and the sky are torn away from each other; the memory of one bites into the newly emerging horizon. The degradation of the image occurs because of interruptions in the flow of data in MPEG format, where certain key information is removed and the software is forced to reinterpret its view of the world.
DETAIL:The full moon is the focal point of memory and its white image a shared surface for the algorithmic reading of both landscapes.
biography
José Miguel Biscaya (1973), a media artist of Portuguese origin, lives and works in the Netherlands. His films have been presented at many exhibitions and festivals. His recent works reveal a fascination with the relationship between perceived landscapes and the subconscious.more about film
| director: | José Miguel Biscaya |
| producer: | José Miguel Biscaya |
contact
EYE Film Institute Netherlands
José Miguel Biscaya
Tolhuisweg 5
Amsterdam / 1031KT / Netherlands
+31 207 582 362
experimental@eyefilm.nl
www.eyefilm.nl
Film at festival
| premiere type: | Czech Premiere |
| festival edition: | 2014 |
| section: | Fascinations |
| format: | Video File |
| colour: | Colour |
Info
| director: | José Miguel Biscaya |
| original title: | #47 |
| country: | Netherlands, Portugal |
| year: | 2014 |
| running time: | 11 min. |
