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2001: A Space Odyssey (Kubrick, 1968)
Sofia Duchovny - Untitled (part 2), 2014-2016
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Edith Dekyndt
Slow Object 04, 1998
‘Slow Object 04’ is close-up video and it shows a delicate manipulation of an ordinary round rubber band bobbing up and down in slow motion. As if the movement of the disc and the hand takes place in an aquarium, the object appears to be suspended as escaping Earth’s gravity: it slightly deforms and it rarely returns to the initial point. By avoiding camera movements and sound, the artist’s hand mediates the intelligibility of the surrounding world. In this way, Dekyndt guides the viewer to focus into a micro-phenomenon, a dreamy reality where an insignificant object - ruled by unknown forces – leads us to think about our contingent world.
Tom Friedman - Untitled, 1996
CHINA. Beijing. 1999 Stuart Franklin
worker, drone and queen bee
Jim Campbell Hallucination, 1988
Miguel Rio Branco. Brazil. 1985. Serra Pelada (Hill of Gold) gold mine, proved one of the richest deposits of alluvial gold ever found and it is considered to be one of the largest in the world. It is located 270 miles south of Belem on the Amazon delta.
"Tenderness of Wolves" - Coil
A young girl plays in a replica of a lunar-module in Toronto, Canada, August 1975.Photograph by Robert Madden, National Geographic Creative
Francesca Woodman - untitled, New York, 1977.
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