Tuesday, 15 September 2009
Sub Zero Degrees
Musing about the sometimes held misunderstanding between 'structuralism' in British experimental film and the same name given to post-existentialist French philosophy, I was excited to see that Sam Renseiw had appropriated Say Zero, positing an intriguing suggestion of what French Structuralism applied to a moving image work can produce. Refining his text, I attend to the grain of the voice, on the distinction between jouissance and identification in illusion.
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Peter Gidal,
Roland Barthes,
Sam Renseiw,
soundworks,
video,
Zero
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1 comment:
chilling' good.
cool.
(i'm still learning to de-compose, structurally)
"There is no describable content, but one watches with fascination the representation of the objective world through the agency of light and its absence."
and:
thank you. the moves appeared.
clearly. cut-ut. re-viewed.
new room
merci ( aussi) gidal
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