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53°06'23.5"N 8°50'43.7"E, (from The Shelter series) by Claire Lance

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43°46'28.3"N 7°30'20.8"E, (from The Shelter series) by Claire Lance

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The Shelter series by Claire Lance

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A Homeward Bound by Claire Lance

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A Shelter Perspective by Claire Lance:

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https://lefifa.com/catalogue/a-shelter-perspective-2

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Claire Lance

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Claire Lance

https://lefifa.com/catalogue/a-shelter-perspective

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This short film precisely describes a three-day cycle of the human mind. Tracing an almost subliminal topography, we follow the movements of a man lost in multiple levels of reality, between layers of perception. This hypnotic, sweeping film and its soundtrack carry us on a voyage of the soul, while the narration is stitched through with associations, allusions, memories, and imagination, unlocking a whole new realm of contemplation. Artist Claire Lance creates a geography of perception, employing a new visual grammar to make the images speak through their formal, cultural, and conceptual analogies. Ultimately, this film invites us to experience the visceral and intimate interior world, and to adopt a metaphorical conception of space.

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Claire Lance

https://lefifa.com/catalogue/a-shelter-perspective

www.clairelance.com

This short film precisely describes a three-day cycle of the human mind. Tracing an almost subliminal topography, we follow the movements of a man lost in multiple levels of reality, between layers of perception. This hypnotic, sweeping film and its soundtrack carry us on a voyage of the soul, while the narration is stitched through with associations, allusions, memories, and imagination, unlocking a whole new realm of contemplation. Artist Claire Lance creates a geography of perception, employing a new visual grammar to make the images speak through their formal, cultural, and conceptual analogies. Ultimately, this film invites us to experience the visceral and intimate interior world, and to adopt a metaphorical conception of space.