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Synthox / Son - Image - Interferences |
Saturday, December 28, 2015 / 6 pm
Maison des étudiants suédois
Cité Universitaire de Paris |
Night Music |
Nachtmusik, op. 168 - 2014 |
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Wittwulf Y Malik
Germany
2014 / 0:13:00
The night – a great and silent party. Up to one third of our lives
we spend in the silence of the night, asleep. The control of our
consciousness is dissolved and we find ourselves in the realms of the
subconciousness and the dreams. That’s how the music starts: A large
gate opens and a long journey through all levels of the soul begins.
We meet the dark, menace, chaos, but also bright and wide spaces open.
It’s as travelling on a ship and on an ever transforming sea. During
this common nocturnal journey we experience colors, sounds and
landscapes of our own inner world.
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m.a.c.r.o. |
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Oliver Franken
Germany
2012 / 0:03:00
5 Minunten einer Nachrichtensendung werden hier in ihre visuellen
Bestandteile zerlegt und zu einem Ästhetischen Video verarbeitet. Dem
Betrachter werden die Inhalte vorenthalten, somit ist der Betrachter
frei in der Interpretation und der Zuordnung der gezeigten Inhalte.
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New York (never) Sleeps |
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Alfonso Nogueroles
Spain
2015 / 0:15:15
A nocturnal walk through the quintaessential city, The Big Apple.
The darkness and solitude of the night make the places, and the
people, change completely. The images become thus a group of
anti-touristic postcards.
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4014 |
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Stéphan Aubé
Denmark
2014 / 0:05:15
Year 4014. The world has been subject to cruel changes. Important
parts of the world are moribund, hostile and ice-capped. Only the
indestructible forces of the arts are unchangeable and resolute. The
arts and Rachmaninov's music alone, played by Boris Giltburg, restore
our everlasting belief in our Earth and our humanity.
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Meteorology a Guide to the Weather |
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Mark Kent
Irland
2015 / 0:06:30
Weather machine passes through a black hole and is split into
various dimensions.
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Hals |
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Alessandro Ingaria, Simona Chiapparo
Italy
2014 / 0:09:30
Hals aims to tell the extreme suffering of immigrants
died in the Mediterranean sea. The hypertonic drowning syndrome causes
a very violent death through osmotic
mechanisms, like those destroy the small organisms in the video. A
metaphoric representation of biochemical and physiological events of
drowning, conceived as an artistic ode to contemporary human drama.
The ancient greek word ??? (“hals”) means salt, which contains sodium,
one of the principal elements for the life. But sea salt produces
brutal death of million migrant people in Mediterranean. Indeed, the
word ??? is etimologically linked to “hospitality” and also to
“salary” that is a factor of ancient economy, as well as the death
boundaries for the economy in western societies.
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Kammermusik |
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Katherina Blanken
Germany
2015 / 0:08:40
Looking at the infrasonic backside. The place where the windows should
be closed and the curtains drawn, anonymously rehearsing for concert.
Looking at the building, you will notice the musicians, sitting and
rehearsing in their separated lightened rooms. Every night, this
results in a visual interplay of those parallel worlds. Some kind of
mosaic or sequencer but still, this auditory interplay is not audible.
I was thinking about the idea of switching those rooms on an off to
connect and arrange those independent pieces of music and light.
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Release |
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Lia Saile
Austria
2014 / 0:12:30
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One Night in Midyad |
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Thomas Kimmerlin
France
2014 / 0:07:26
Shot only with an iphone, on a hot summer night near the
turkish/syrian border. Feel the ghosts of previous inhabitants such as
assyrians and orthodox families. Shot just two weeks before the Kobane
battle kicked in at the Turkish/Syrian border, this experimental short
movie shows the backstage and the daily night life in this highly
tensed region.
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La section "Synthox" met en avant des travaux qui créent des interférences entre sons et images d'une manière fantastique et innovante.
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