Le travail de Stefan Zeyen basé sur Weekend de JLG
"in the language of film a camera pan describes space with the means of time. the camera´s quite narrow field of vision is enlarged by enchaining several consecutive fields of vision. the following scene scans an entire countryside traffic jam in a single horizontal movement of more than seven minutes. the aim is to reconstruct the described space in its entity, peeling the space out of its temporal container. the result is a panoramic view of the whole, nonmoving, but nevertheless still containing the element of time. Based on J. L. Godard´s "Weekend". Realized as a collage of 75 flyposters from October 1, 2010 to January 9, 2011 outside Cornerhouse in Manchester as part of the exhibition Unspooling - Artists and Cinema"
"in the language of film a camera pan describes space with the means of time. the camera´s quite narrow field of vision is enlarged by enchaining several consecutive fields of vision. the following scene scans an entire countryside traffic jam in a single horizontal movement of more than seven minutes. the aim is to reconstruct the described space in its entity, peeling the space out of its temporal container. the result is a panoramic view of the whole, nonmoving, but nevertheless still containing the element of time. Based on J. L. Godard´s "Weekend". Realized as a collage of 75 flyposters from October 1, 2010 to January 9, 2011 outside Cornerhouse in Manchester as part of the exhibition Unspooling - Artists and Cinema"
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