« Formlessness designates an inherent capacity on the part of forms to deform themselves, to move suddenly from similarity to dissimilarity... read more

« It is strange to think that nature, which can neither draw nor paint any likeness, sometimes creates the illusion of having done so, whil... read more

Mark Lewis films the modern city as the setting for interactions between ever-shrinking private space and public space, itself increasingly... read more

The films of Mark Lewis are distinguished by their strong visual quality, in particular the acute attention paid to the framing of each shot... read more

"Vertiginous" is perhaps one of the most fitting descriptions of certain of Mark Lewis' films. It applies equally to Powers of Ten by... read more