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Christiana Perschon
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©
Christiana Perschon
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©
Christiana Perschon
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©
Christiana Perschon
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©
Christiana Perschon
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by Christiana PERSCHON
2018 / HD / color-b&w / sound / 1S / 9' 10 |
"An encounter with photography via film based on the photo series 'Destruction of an Illusion' by Karin Mack produced 1977. A meeting of two artists who work against the copy: skewers, nails, and hair pins that pierce a canvas, leave behind traces in the material. A dark room, black image, red light, negative, the positive enlarged to a fragment. The visible image is not decisive, but rather, making visible the process that led to the photo."(Michelle Koch, Diagonale '18)
Director's Statement:
To make an object based on a photograph means adding dimensions such as space, time and continuity. Roasting skewers, hairpins and nails were the tools of self-liberation in the photo series Zerstörung einer Illusion ('Destruction of an Illusion') by Karin Mack, which was produced in 1977 with a self-timer and her hand processing work in the darkroom. Forty years after its creation, it is a new perspective that transforms and sets into motion the examination of the self-image and role as a woman into a three-dimensional object. Light and rotation create an illusory horizon of perception inherent in filmmaking and make the living shadows dance in the delirium of the real.
distribution format | Digital file on server (FHD) |
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screen | 16/9 (single screen) |
speed | 24 fps |
sound | sound |
original language | German |
translation | English (Embedded subtitles) |
rental fee | 41,00 € |