"Camille" is a video art installation on silence inspired by the sculpture of a bust by Camille Claudel (1864-1943) 'Young woman with closed eyes' (model with bare shoulders and inner look). In addition to a tribute to Camille Claudel, in a very slow movement bordering the apparent immobility of this sculpture, through a transparent light, we enter the vibration of her work beyond time. Moreover we evoke here the disorder caused by the circumstances of early strict confinement 2020 in Barcelona (Spain) with an underlying evocation of the final mental isolation of this artist.
Brigitte Valobra & Wald
Our path arised from a desire. It's an every day attempt, a fact. We use video medium and we perform in the street or indoors. We have gone very significantly towards a so-called poor theatre of the movement. Our line of thought is free. We live in total harmony with who we are, actors of ourselves.
Dayton Subsist, short experimental film, tries to paint the picture of emotions and the stream of thought while one sinks slowly in extremely dense quicksand and the last light of hope that you will be saved slips you.
Just before the final surrender…
Zoran Ćatić
A multimedia freelance artist. H...
The mind a street - what would be its goal? That is the main idea behind the installation and the film. On the way through a mysterious street, the viewer experiences the dream-like visualization of the soul with all the demands, expectations, fears, whisperings and hopes we are exposed to day af...
Conspicuous facades amidst frequented streets and public spaces are garnished with moderate and subversive declarations that invite and are often accosted with repudiating appraisals. Meticulously edited excerpts align in an archetypal music video configuration.
David Anthony Sant
Born in Sydney...
